[ Lo sentimos, el contenido de esta página está restringido. ]

...sound of it there is a cattio fermo; it proceeds as by a chaunt. The language, his simple terza rimn, doubtless helped him in this. One reads along naturally...Its depth, and rapt passion and sincerity, makes it musical;—go deep enough, there is music everywhere. A true inward symmetry, what one calls an architectural...

...very sound of it there is a canto fermo ; it proceeds as by a chaunt. The language, his simple Urza, rima, doubtless helped him in this. One reads along...Its depth, and rapt passion and sincerity, makes it musical;—go deep enough, there is music everywhere. A true inward symmetry, what one calls an architectural...

...Song. In the very sound of it there is a canto fermo ; it proceeds as by a cha.unt. The language, his simple terza rima, doubtless helped him in this. One...symmetry, what one calls an architectural harmony, reigus in it, proportionates it all : architectural ; which also partakes of the character of music....

...Song. In the very sound of it there is a canto fermo ; it proceeds as by a chant. The language, his simple terza rima, doubtless helped him in this. One...rapt passion and sincerity, makes it musical ; — go Jeep enough, there is music everywhere. A true inward symmetry, what one calls an architectural harmony,...

...is a eanlvfermo ; it proceeds as by a chant. The language, his simple lena rima, doubtless hel|>ed him in this. One reads along naturally with a sort...rapt passion and sincerity, makes it musical ; — go 461 ittf enough, there is music everywhere. A true inward symmetry', what one calls an architectural...

...song. In the very sound of it there is a canto fermo ; it proceeds as by a chant. The language, his simple terza rima doubtless helped him in this. One reads along naturally with a sort of lilt." All this is lost in the version ; but no one who knows the scanty resources of English in rhymes as...

...Song. In the very sound of it there is a canto fermo ; it proceeds as by a chant. The language, his simple terza rima, doubtless helped him in this. One reads along naturally with a sort of '////. But I add, that it could not be otherwise ; for the essence and material of the work are themselves...

...the very sound ofit there is a canto fermo ; it proceeds as by a chant. The language, his simple tena rima, doubtless helped him in this. One reads along naturally with a sort of lilt. But 1 add, that it could not be otherwise ; for the essence and material of the work are themselves rhythmic....

[ Lo sentimos, el contenido de esta página está restringido. ]