Michelangelo
Michelangelo
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] There are reasons for liking such work all the better for beingunfinished. Some of the most delightful stories ever written, likethose of Hawthorne, leave something at the end still unexplained. Thereader's imagination is then free to go on forever exploring themystery, and inventing new situations. So in this bas-relief, thegreat sculptor does not work out the details, but allows us toexercise our own fancy upon them. He sketches his thought in a fewnoble lines, and each may round out for hi...mself the completed ideal.
II DAVID Long ago in the country of Palestine lived a lad named David, who kepthis father's sheep. His free life out of doors made him strong andmanly beyond his years. The Israelites were at this time at war withthe Philistines, and David's quick wit and indomitable courage fittedhim to play an important part in the issue of the war.
The Philistine army contained a giant named Goliath, described as "sixcubits and a span" in height. That is over ten feet; but perhaps histerrible appearance, in all his armor, made him taller than he reallywas.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
] There are reasons for liking such work all the better for beingunfinished. Some of the most delightful stories ever written, likethose of Hawthorne, leave something at the end still unexplained. Thereader's imagination is then free to go on forever exploring themystery, and inventing new situations. So in this bas-relief, thegreat sculptor does not work out the details, but allows us toexercise our own fancy upon them. He sketches his thought in a fewnoble lines, and each may round out for hi...mself the completed ideal.
II DAVID Long ago in the country of Palestine lived a lad named David, who kepthis father's sheep. His free life out of doors made him strong andmanly beyond his years. The Israelites were at this time at war withthe Philistines, and David's quick wit and indomitable courage fittedhim to play an important part in the issue of the war.
The Philistine army contained a giant named Goliath, described as "sixcubits and a span" in height. That is over ten feet; but perhaps histerrible appearance, in all his armor, made him taller than he reallywas.
What to read after Michelangelo?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hurll Estelle May to read onlineMoreLess
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