Crowned Masterpieces of Literature That Have Advanced Civilization As Preserved
Crowned Masterpieces of Literature That Have Advanced Civilization As Preserved
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In fact, the tree was too high, no one could plant the red cap upon its sum- mit, or dance the Carmagnole beneath its branches. The many, however, venerated this tree, for the very reason that it reared itself with such independent grandeur, and so graciously filled the world with its odor, while its branches, streaming magnificently toward heaven, made it appear as if stars were only the golden fruit of its wondrous limbs.
In truth, that accordance of personal appearance with genius, which we ...ever desire to see in distinguished men, was found in perfection in Goethe. His outward appearance was just as impos- ing as the word that lives in his writings. Even his form was symmetrical, expressive of joy, nobly proportioned, and one might study the Grecian art upon it as well as upon an antique.
His eyes were calm as those of a god. It is the peculiar char- acteristic of the gods, that their gaze is ever steady, and their eyes roll not to and fro in uncertainty. Therefore, when Agni, Var- una, Yama, and Indra assume the form of Nala, at the marriage of Damayantis, she discovers her beloved by the twinkle of his eye ; for, as I have said, the eyes of the gods are ever motionless.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In fact, the tree was too high, no one could plant the red cap upon its sum- mit, or dance the Carmagnole beneath its branches. The many, however, venerated this tree, for the very reason that it reared itself with such independent grandeur, and so graciously filled the world with its odor, while its branches, streaming magnificently toward heaven, made it appear as if stars were only the golden fruit of its wondrous limbs.
In truth, that accordance of personal appearance with genius, which we ...ever desire to see in distinguished men, was found in perfection in Goethe. His outward appearance was just as impos- ing as the word that lives in his writings. Even his form was symmetrical, expressive of joy, nobly proportioned, and one might study the Grecian art upon it as well as upon an antique.
His eyes were calm as those of a god. It is the peculiar char- acteristic of the gods, that their gaze is ever steady, and their eyes roll not to and fro in uncertainty. Therefore, when Agni, Var- una, Yama, and Indra assume the form of Nala, at the marriage of Damayantis, she discovers her beloved by the twinkle of his eye ; for, as I have said, the eyes of the gods are ever motionless.
What to read after Crowned Masterpieces of Literature That Have Advanced Civilization As Preserved?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David J David Josiah Brewer to read onlineMoreLess
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