vine thought; so holy thatone cannot, in the hour when the senses are onfire, hold beauty without embracing God! 268 NOTES Page 194. We never see but one side of things—the otheris plunged in night and mystery. Man suffers theeffect without knowing the cause. All that he seesis short, useless, and… … I. THE TI-irNKER. By A. Rodin. ART AUGUSTE RODIN FROM THE FRENCH OF PAUL GSELL BY MRS. ROMILLY FEDDEN HODDER AND STOUGHTON LONDON NEW YORK TORONTO Printed in igi2 PREFACE NOT far from Paris, on the Seine nearMeudon, is a hamlet bearing thedelightful name of Val-Fleury. Crowning thelittle hill above…
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