History of English Literature 2
History of English Literature 2
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The reader need only compare the portraits of the time, those of Italy and Germany; he will comprehend at a glance the two races and the two civilisations, the Benaissance and the Reformation : on one side a half-naked condottiere in Roman costume, a cardinal in his robes, amply draped, in a rich arm-chair, carved and adorned with heads of lions, foliage, dancing fauns, he himself fall of irony, and voluptuous, with the shrewd and dangerous look of a politician and man of the world, craftily po...ised and on his guard ; on the other side, some honest doctor, a theologian, a simple man, with badly combed locks, stiff as a post, in his simple gown of coarse black serge, with big books of dogma ponderously clasped, a con- scientious worker, an exemplary father of a family. See now the great artist of the age, a laborious and conscien- tious workman, a follower of Luther's, a true Northman — Albert Durer.^ He also, like Raphael and Titian, has his ideal of man, an inexhaustible ideal, wh^ice spring by hundreds living figures and the representations of manners, but how national and original!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The reader need only compare the portraits of the time, those of Italy and Germany; he will comprehend at a glance the two races and the two civilisations, the Benaissance and the Reformation : on one side a half-naked condottiere in Roman costume, a cardinal in his robes, amply draped, in a rich arm-chair, carved and adorned with heads of lions, foliage, dancing fauns, he himself fall of irony, and voluptuous, with the shrewd and dangerous look of a politician and man of the world, craftily po...ised and on his guard ; on the other side, some honest doctor, a theologian, a simple man, with badly combed locks, stiff as a post, in his simple gown of coarse black serge, with big books of dogma ponderously clasped, a con- scientious worker, an exemplary father of a family. See now the great artist of the age, a laborious and conscien- tious workman, a follower of Luther's, a true Northman — Albert Durer.^ He also, like Raphael and Titian, has his ideal of man, an inexhaustible ideal, wh^ice spring by hundreds living figures and the representations of manners, but how national and original!
What to read after History of English Literature 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Taine Hippolyte to read onlineMoreLess
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