tailhade造句

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1. Nevertheless, Tailhade stated that some French poets did use morphine and opium.
2. In addition to Tailhade, the poet Baudelaire used substantial amounts of opium.
3. Tailhade soon developed an anarchist and anticlerical attitude in his poems and polemic essays.
4. There he met the older French poet Laurent Tailhade, with whom he later corresponded in French.
5. The " Rue Brauhauban " is also home to the birthplace of another poet of the 19th century, Laurent Tailhade.
6. It's difficult to find tailhade in a sentence. 用tailhade造句挺难的
7. Laurent Tailhade became her greatest fan and, fascinated by this journey of annihilated youth, defended her work at the 1911 Prix Goncourt.
8. In an ironic twist, Tailhade was himself the victim of an unrelated terrorist attack several months later, when a bomb was exploded at a restaurant Tailhade was in.
9. In an ironic twist, Tailhade was himself the victim of an unrelated terrorist attack several months later, when a bomb was exploded at a restaurant Tailhade was in.
10. Although the explosion destroyed one of Tailhade's eyes, he did not recant his support for the anarchists; indeed, he continued to state his support for anarchism with renewed vigour.
11. Tailhade claims that morphine does not cause dreams, visions or an intellectual enhancement to the user; instead, morphine shows the user less-known parts of the user s own imagination, memories and personality.
12. At the turn of the century, he joined the neo-Malthusian movement alongside Paul Robin, Andr?Girard, Clovis Hugues, Albert Lantoine, A . Daud?Bancel, Laurent Tailhade, and George Yvetot.
13. In 1887 1888, at the instigation of Laurent Tailhade, Gheusi worked on the revue " Le D閏adent ", but his literary career struggled to take off, despite the recommendations of 蒻ile Zola and Catulle Mend鑣.
14. Tailhade pointed out that it was not only bohemian artists and poets that were under the thrall of the'dark muse'; he lists several prominent politicians from the 1880s who used morphine, such as General Boulanger and the Prince of Bismarck.
15. "Male, square-shouldered, red hair dyed vermilion, " Salis was described by Lawrence Tailhade, " ageless, though stout, his face channelled by many wrinkles, his chest in a romantic doublet whose floral satin contrasted with the sobriety of a dark coat.
16. After December 1893, Tailhade became well-known ( albeit notoriously so ) after he proclaimed his admiration for a terrorist attack by an Chamber of Deputies, Tailhade scandalized the Parisian bourgeoisie with his statement, " Qu'importe la victime si le geste est beau, " which translates as " Who cares about the victim if the gesture [ of the violent act ] is beautiful ."
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