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Florence in poetry, history, and art (1913)

Ryan, Sara Agnes · Chicago : The Mayer and Miller Co. · leaf 298

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ommon. But not the highest, byany means. Ready for all comers, and a match for them—thinks the universal Fortitude;—no thanks toher for standing so steady, then. But Botticellis Fortitude is no match, itmay be, for any that are coming. Worn, some-what; and not a little weary, instead of stand-ing… … Fortitude Botticelli The Artist of the Magnificent. did it begin yesterday. Many a morn and evehave passed since it began—and now is this tobe the ending day of it? And if this, by whatmanner of end? That is what Sandros Fortitude is think-ing. And the playing fingers abont the swordhilt would fain…

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