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" with a big A, long drawn out.
Here we have an expression that does not need to be construed by the context. It ghtters alone.
Like a meteor, it shines by its own fight. But, like a meteor, it must be within the range of vi- sion to be known for what it is. The size and brilliancy of the phenomenon vary inversely with the distance of the observer. To those near, in time as in place, the effect is startling ; the va- ried colors are boldly distinguishable, the lumi- nous train is clearly cut up...on the sky. To the remote observer, there is only a faint and ghostly players, and applies the words to Coke : " After your death you were better have a bad epitaph, than their ill report while you live." (Hamlet, Act II. scene 2.) Appendix D.
1 " Pleines de vie, de sens, de v^rit^ pour les peuples qui les ont anim^es de leur souffle, elles ne sont plus k nos yeux que des lettres mortes, des hi^roglyphes scelMs, elles ne sont plus pour nous qu'un objet de curieuse analyse." (Reuan, Etudes.) POSSIBLE OBJECTIONS 73 gleam, coming up out of the infinitude of nothing, and instantly vanishing in the same dark abyss.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" with a big A, long drawn out.
Here we have an expression that does not need to be construed by the context. It ghtters alone.
Like a meteor, it shines by its own fight. But, like a meteor, it must be within the range of vi- sion to be known for what it is. The size and brilliancy of the phenomenon vary inversely with the distance of the observer. To those near, in time as in place, the effect is startling ; the va- ried colors are boldly distinguishable, the lumi- nous train is clearly cut up...on the sky. To the remote observer, there is only a faint and ghostly players, and applies the words to Coke : " After your death you were better have a bad epitaph, than their ill report while you live." (Hamlet, Act II. scene 2.) Appendix D.
1 " Pleines de vie, de sens, de v^rit^ pour les peuples qui les ont anim^es de leur souffle, elles ne sont plus k nos yeux que des lettres mortes, des hi^roglyphes scelMs, elles ne sont plus pour nous qu'un objet de curieuse analyse." (Reuan, Etudes.) POSSIBLE OBJECTIONS 73 gleam, coming up out of the infinitude of nothing, and instantly vanishing in the same dark abyss.
What to read after Falstaff And Equity;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles E Charles Edward Phelps to read onlineMoreLess
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