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... hand , the greater the writer , the more certainty there is of his sowing seed of incalculable value in the minds of the most commonplace audience . In music , for example , it has often been ob- served that , in such assemblages as the ...
... hand , the greater the writer , the more certainty there is of his sowing seed of incalculable value in the minds of the most commonplace audience . In music , for example , it has often been ob- served that , in such assemblages as the ...
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... hands . Probably few things in literature approach in exciting , breathless interest , the seven opening cantos of the " Inferno . " They bear us so strongly along , that their effect is like the first sight of the ocean , of Niagara ...
... hands . Probably few things in literature approach in exciting , breathless interest , the seven opening cantos of the " Inferno . " They bear us so strongly along , that their effect is like the first sight of the ocean , of Niagara ...
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... - out a star , " the " sound of hands , " the " em- browned air , " the " water sombre - hued . " We have every finest quality of his style - the simplicity , the strength , the compression , the forthrightness 10 DANTE FOR THE GENERAL .
... - out a star , " the " sound of hands , " the " em- browned air , " the " water sombre - hued . " We have every finest quality of his style - the simplicity , the strength , the compression , the forthrightness 10 DANTE FOR THE GENERAL .
Side 11
... hands of a different man from the author of the previous cantos , and we feel it with resentment - a resentment which we are in- tended to feel towards Argenti , but which we unfortunately do feel towards Dante for his want of self ...
... hands of a different man from the author of the previous cantos , and we feel it with resentment - a resentment which we are in- tended to feel towards Argenti , but which we unfortunately do feel towards Dante for his want of self ...
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... hands one of the keys to " the straight way which was lost . " It is the great scene of Dante's first meeting with Beatrice one of the very grandest passages in the whole comedy - and of course it ought to be read in its entirety ...
... hands one of the keys to " the straight way which was lost . " It is the great scene of Dante's first meeting with Beatrice one of the very grandest passages in the whole comedy - and of course it ought to be read in its entirety ...
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