The Literary Character: Illustrated By the History of Men of Genius Drawn ...
The Literary Character: Illustrated By the History of Men of Genius Drawn ...
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tfid ill these vhid reyerieiSf we a]fi^ ($oiiir«rted iiilc^ s{>e0t8tons. A gn^at poetiealcoiffietnpontfjr df cytt country does not tbiidc tii&t even bis dreams shotdd- pas^ away luinotieed, and keeps, wiiar B^ edls, a H^gister of noctarnals. Tbe Mstorian De TboU was one of those great literary diaraeters, who^ all his life, was preparing to write the biitory Wbieh be wrote ; omitfbg nothing, in his ttavelff aad bis embassies^ ^icb went to the formation of a great man, De Thou has giren a yery c...ttriout accotmt of his dreams. Such was his passfcm for study, and bis ardent admiration of the great men whom be convensed with, that he ofteir imagined in his sle^, ^t he was trairelling int Italy, in Germany, and in England, where he' saw and consulted the learned, and examined their curious libraries; he had all his life time ttiese literary dreams, bat more^ particutarly when in his travek, he thus repeated the hnagea' of the day. If memory does not chain down Aese hurrying, ifading children: of the imagine* tion, and •* SttMtek th« fMAeu fagijans ta Hgbt" with the beams of the morning, the mmd sud« d^nly finds itself forsaken and solitary.
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tfid ill these vhid reyerieiSf we a]fi^ ($oiiir«rted iiilc^ s{>e0t8tons. A gn^at poetiealcoiffietnpontfjr df cytt country does not tbiidc tii&t even bis dreams shotdd- pas^ away luinotieed, and keeps, wiiar B^ edls, a H^gister of noctarnals. Tbe Mstorian De TboU was one of those great literary diaraeters, who^ all his life, was preparing to write the biitory Wbieh be wrote ; omitfbg nothing, in his ttavelff aad bis embassies^ ^icb went to the formation of a great man, De Thou has giren a yery c...ttriout accotmt of his dreams. Such was his passfcm for study, and bis ardent admiration of the great men whom be convensed with, that he ofteir imagined in his sle^, ^t he was trairelling int Italy, in Germany, and in England, where he' saw and consulted the learned, and examined their curious libraries; he had all his life time ttiese literary dreams, bat more^ particutarly when in his travek, he thus repeated the hnagea' of the day. If memory does not chain down Aese hurrying, ifading children: of the imagine* tion, and •* SttMtek th« fMAeu fagijans ta Hgbt" with the beams of the morning, the mmd sud« d^nly finds itself forsaken and solitary.
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