Prevod
(Once an author has become famous, everything he does wins applause.) A certain gallant whom Paris acclaims as a dandy of the most outlandish taste, who changes his attire forty times a year and lavishes gold and silver without a qualm, celebrating his lady’s name day, 5 wore a new pair of pewter buckles, merely to test by this deception how secure his reputation was. “What lovely silver! What a splendid gleam!” said the lady. “Long live the taste and genius 10 of this dandy, exquisite in all things!” And now I say: let a famous author fill a volume with nonsense, and if they do not praise him, you may tar and feather me.