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That literature and language, we have been told by no less an authority than M. �����ܲԱ�پ�è����, are pre-eminently social in their strength and their weakness.

Huysmans loved Baudelaire as much as �����ܲԱ�پ�è���� detested him.

He has told us that because of the diversity of his aptitudes man is distinguished from his fellow animals, and the variety in his labours is a proof positive of his superiority to such fellow critics as the mentally constipated �����ܲԱ�پ�è����, the impressionistic Anatole France, the agile and graceful Lemaître, and the pedantic philistine Faguet.

He sums up Ferdinand �����ܲԱ�پ�è���� as "constipé," a sound definition of a shrewd, unsympathetic critic.

�����ܲԱ�پ�è����, who was serious to solemnity, and lacked a funny bone, declared that Huysmans borrowed the incident from a popular vaudeville, Le Voyage à Dieppe, by Fulgence and Wafflard.