Francis Bacon and His ShakespeareSargent publishing Company, 1895 - 461 páginas |
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Página 93
... vision is vastly more welcome and satisfying . Argument never yet convinced one that the rainbow is beautiful - its visible glory alone does the work . And here we behold , in deed and in truth , and as in his very lineaments , the ...
... vision is vastly more welcome and satisfying . Argument never yet convinced one that the rainbow is beautiful - its visible glory alone does the work . And here we behold , in deed and in truth , and as in his very lineaments , the ...
Página 95
... vision where and how Bacon caught the key - note of this ancient melody , as it came echoing through the ages , though many of its strains were lost to the ear . And we know and ap- preciate with what wondrous skill this Master Composer ...
... vision where and how Bacon caught the key - note of this ancient melody , as it came echoing through the ages , though many of its strains were lost to the ear . And we know and ap- preciate with what wondrous skill this Master Composer ...
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... vision what might be and ought to be was united with the practical talent of devising means and handling details . He could at once imagine like a poet and execute like a clerk of the works . Upon the convic- tion , This may be done ...
... vision what might be and ought to be was united with the practical talent of devising means and handling details . He could at once imagine like a poet and execute like a clerk of the works . Upon the convic- tion , This may be done ...
Página 104
... vision at once telescopic and microscopic in its range . Deeming it necessary to the accomplishment of his pur- pose , he applied himself to the acquisition of all that was then known upon every subject , and in fact very little es ...
... vision at once telescopic and microscopic in its range . Deeming it necessary to the accomplishment of his pur- pose , he applied himself to the acquisition of all that was then known upon every subject , and in fact very little es ...
Página 109
... vision of the traces and moulds of the Creator in his creatures . " May thou , therefore , O Father , who gavest the light of vision as the first fruit of creation , and who hast spread over the fall of man the light of thy ...
... vision of the traces and moulds of the Creator in his creatures . " May thou , therefore , O Father , who gavest the light of vision as the first fruit of creation , and who hast spread over the fall of man the light of thy ...
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