Romance of Youth
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A schoolmaster's son grows up poor in Paris, loses his father, keeps his mother, falls in love above him, and finds out what a small salary means. Coppee was called the poet of the humble for his verse about clerks and seamstresses, and was elected to the Academie at forty-two; this novel is that sympathy at length - nothing extraordinary happens, and the accumulation is the point.
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A schoolmaster's son grows up poor in Paris, loses his father, keeps his mother, falls in love above him, and finds out what a small salary means. Coppee was called the poet of the humble for his verse about clerks and seamstresses, and was elected to the Academie at forty-two; this novel is that sympathy at length - nothing extraordinary happens, and the accumulation is the point.
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