Studies in Literature
Studies in Literature
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BECKFORD was gifted with the most extraordinary vision. He gazed upon the sun with the eye of an eagle. He observed from a distance of forty miles, while on au em inence at Bath, that his tower had disappeared, and made known the fact to his friends before the news of its destruc tion arrived from Fonthill. 42 STUDIES IN LITER A 7 URE. He then erected another palatial tower, which, if possible, surpassed the former in beauty and magnificence. Its furniture beggared description. The spacious sal...oons were crowded with the rarest treasures of art. He had three hundred and sixty different sets of tableware, one for each day during the year, of the costliest material. He lived in this fairy dwelling in the utmost seclusion. It was seldom that any one ever beheld the splendors of his home. On one occasion the Duchess of Norfolk visited him. She was entertained for a week with the most varied and splendid generosity, but the owner of the mansion kept himself savagely inaccessible. At one time he had a hideous and an emasculated Oriental dwarf attached to his person, after the fashion of the Asiatic princes.
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BECKFORD was gifted with the most extraordinary vision. He gazed upon the sun with the eye of an eagle. He observed from a distance of forty miles, while on au em inence at Bath, that his tower had disappeared, and made known the fact to his friends before the news of its destruc tion arrived from Fonthill. 42 STUDIES IN LITER A 7 URE. He then erected another palatial tower, which, if possible, surpassed the former in beauty and magnificence. Its furniture beggared description. The spacious sal...oons were crowded with the rarest treasures of art. He had three hundred and sixty different sets of tableware, one for each day during the year, of the costliest material. He lived in this fairy dwelling in the utmost seclusion. It was seldom that any one ever beheld the splendors of his home. On one occasion the Duchess of Norfolk visited him. She was entertained for a week with the most varied and splendid generosity, but the owner of the mansion kept himself savagely inaccessible. At one time he had a hideous and an emasculated Oriental dwarf attached to his person, after the fashion of the Asiatic princes.
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