Rambles in Books
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This is very fine, of course, but it makes one feel that 1852 is a long while a, i, '0. The rhetoric of these letters produces the sauie sort of effect on the mind as reading now Samuel Warren's Diarij of a late pity siciun, with its " INIy God!" et id ijt'nus omne.
The stilted style — the " Good God, sir!" style — is certainly gone out. — Whitty's Political portraits, 1854.
{ ) The New Antigone, a romance. Macmillan, 1888. This might be called the romance of a picture^ an ancestral portrait, w...hich the hero of the story, a celebrated painter, has been asked to see if he can restore. He sets to work, and this is the result — The countenance (nominally a Madonna) that had heen lost was vii-ible once more, drawing all eyes to it, in calm unconscious beauty, not looking down towards e. Irth, but already enlitrhtened, as it seemed, with the glory that fnlla from the Great White Throne. It was not a likeness of any hninan face; if it resembled Lady May, the expression transcended all that had ever shone ou her features.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This is very fine, of course, but it makes one feel that 1852 is a long while a, i, '0. The rhetoric of these letters produces the sauie sort of effect on the mind as reading now Samuel Warren's Diarij of a late pity siciun, with its " INIy God!" et id ijt'nus omne.
The stilted style — the " Good God, sir!" style — is certainly gone out. — Whitty's Political portraits, 1854.
{ ) The New Antigone, a romance. Macmillan, 1888. This might be called the romance of a picture^ an ancestral portrait, w...hich the hero of the story, a celebrated painter, has been asked to see if he can restore. He sets to work, and this is the result — The countenance (nominally a Madonna) that had heen lost was vii-ible once more, drawing all eyes to it, in calm unconscious beauty, not looking down towards e. Irth, but already enlitrhtened, as it seemed, with the glory that fnlla from the Great White Throne. It was not a likeness of any hninan face; if it resembled Lady May, the expression transcended all that had ever shone ou her features.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles F Charles Francis Blackburn to read onlineMoreLess
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