Carlyle Sartor Resartus
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Cp. Fox's Journals, I, 146. Lond., 1827.
191 24. Angelo. Michelangelo Buonarotti (147 5-1 564), the sculptor of the David and the Moses, and decorator of the Sistine chapel ceiling. — Rosa, Salvator (1615-1673), Neapolitan painter, noted for his romantic landscapes and battle-pieces. The bracket- ing of these names in this connection indicates Carlyle's ignorance of art. See M. I). Conway, Thomas Carlyle, p. 116. N. Y., 1881.
191 34. Vanity holds. Carlyle wishes to convey the idea that the worl...d from which Fox escapes is at once frivolous, laborious and sordid. To do this, he combines in one phrase the notions represented by Vanity Fair of Pilgritn's Progress, the English work- house, and the squalid, vicious street of London known as Ragfair.
192 .5. for the Poor. Matt. xi. 5, adapted.
192 6. D'Alembert. Jean le Rond (17 17-1783), French philoso- pher and mathematician, wrote for the Dictionnaire Encyclopedique, the Discours preliminaire.
192 7. Diogenes . . . the greatest man. I lis lack of decency is fully discussed in Bayle's Dictionary.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cp. Fox's Journals, I, 146. Lond., 1827.
191 24. Angelo. Michelangelo Buonarotti (147 5-1 564), the sculptor of the David and the Moses, and decorator of the Sistine chapel ceiling. — Rosa, Salvator (1615-1673), Neapolitan painter, noted for his romantic landscapes and battle-pieces. The bracket- ing of these names in this connection indicates Carlyle's ignorance of art. See M. I). Conway, Thomas Carlyle, p. 116. N. Y., 1881.
191 34. Vanity holds. Carlyle wishes to convey the idea that the worl...d from which Fox escapes is at once frivolous, laborious and sordid. To do this, he combines in one phrase the notions represented by Vanity Fair of Pilgritn's Progress, the English work- house, and the squalid, vicious street of London known as Ragfair.
192 .5. for the Poor. Matt. xi. 5, adapted.
192 6. D'Alembert. Jean le Rond (17 17-1783), French philoso- pher and mathematician, wrote for the Dictionnaire Encyclopedique, the Discours preliminaire.
192 7. Diogenes . . . the greatest man. I lis lack of decency is fully discussed in Bayle's Dictionary.
What to read after Carlyle Sartor Resartus?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carlyle, Thomas, 1795-1881 to read onlineMoreLess
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