It was Stendhal (whose real name was Henri Beyle) who said that Paris needed a chain of mountains on its horizon.
[17] Gautier, 188.
[18] "Cromwell," 1827,
[19] Gautier, 107.
[20] Musset's fantastic "Ballade à la Lune," exaggerates the romantic so decidedly as to seem ironical. It is hard to say whether it is hyperbole or parody. See Petit de Julleville, vol. vii., p. 652.
[21] See vol. i., pp. 372-73.
[22] Gautier, 163.
[23] "Des Knaben Wunderhorn."
[24] Charles Nodier vindicated the literary claims of Perrault.
[25] Gautier, 93.