Lucretia — volume 04
Lucretia — volume 04
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His eye, studying externals, madehim a painter, --his ear, quick and practised, a musician. His wild, prodigal fancy rioted on every excitement, and brought him in a vastharvest of experience in knowledge of the frailties and the vices onwhich it indulged its vagrant experiments. Men who over-cultivate theart that connects itself with the senses, with little counterpoise fromthe reason and pure intellect, are apt to be dissipated and irregular intheir lives. This is frequently noticeable in the... biographies ofmusicians, singers, and painters; less so in poets, because he who dealswith words, not signs and tones, must perpetually compare his senses withthe pure images of which the senses only see the appearances, --in a word, he must employ his intellect, and his self-education must be large andcomprehensive. But with most real genius, however fed merely by thesenses, --most really great painters, singers, and musicians, howevereasily led astray into temptation, --the richness of the soil throws upabundant good qualities to countervail or redeem the evil; they areusually compassionate, generous, sympathizing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His eye, studying externals, madehim a painter, --his ear, quick and practised, a musician. His wild, prodigal fancy rioted on every excitement, and brought him in a vastharvest of experience in knowledge of the frailties and the vices onwhich it indulged its vagrant experiments. Men who over-cultivate theart that connects itself with the senses, with little counterpoise fromthe reason and pure intellect, are apt to be dissipated and irregular intheir lives. This is frequently noticeable in the... biographies ofmusicians, singers, and painters; less so in poets, because he who dealswith words, not signs and tones, must perpetually compare his senses withthe pure images of which the senses only see the appearances, --in a word, he must employ his intellect, and his self-education must be large andcomprehensive. But with most real genius, however fed merely by thesenses, --most really great painters, singers, and musicians, howevereasily led astray into temptation, --the richness of the soil throws upabundant good qualities to countervail or redeem the evil; they areusually compassionate, generous, sympathizing.
What to read after Lucretia — volume 04?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lytton Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron to read onlineMoreLess
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