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This can be read as praise for the language through the force of public speech. It points to the idea that style, rhythm, and confidence can make language itself feel learned and alive, not just useful. It lands when someone explains where their taste for English came from, especially if they associate it with eloquence and authority rather than textbooks alone.
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Originally said in English.
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About Maurice Druon
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