Tag Archives: The Divine Comedy
163: On Being Ready to Sing
George Sampson was, as I said in our last post, when it came to an accurate understanding of Ruskin, both brilliant and insightful. The sentences we read, within which he summarized our subject’s life and work were accurate, crisp, and … Continue reading
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Tagged Casella, Dante, Gabriel Meyer, George Landow, George Sampson, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, John D. Haigh, John Ruskin, Ruskin, Sydney C. Roberts, The Concise Cambridge History of the English Languagege, The Divine Comedy, The Ethics of the Dust, The Three Ages of Man, The Victorian Web, Titian, Virgil
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