This seems to have struck M. Lenient, a French critic, who says:

The following incident also swelled the ranks of M. de Massa's French critics:

French critics have even gone so far as to canonize Poe.

M. Sainte-Beuve, the most distinguished of French critics, used a much stronger expression.

I have included a few criticisms by modern French critics, MM.

A French critic, M. Taine, also protests that you do preach too much.

A French critic advised poets to compose the second line of the couplet first.

Sainte-beuve, the prince of French critics, said of the work:-

Bombet, the French critic, who was present at the first performance, says of it:-

The opinion of the French critic, Sainte-Beuve, is fairly typical.

Children's bathwater cold, probably the work of French critics.

She remembered how differently even old Brantome, the expatriated French critic, had expressed these phrases.

Matthew Arnold's A French Critic on Milton (see his Mixed Essays, 1880, pp.

A French critic of the elective judiciary has thus referred to these remarks of Justice Barnard:

The celebrated French critic Sainte-Beuve pays a charming tribute to Halévy, whom he knew and loved well:

And Augustus Moddle, our own Moddle, whom a great French critic most justly and accurately brooded over.