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Florence in poetry, history, and art (1913)

Ryan, Sara Agnes · Chicago : The Mayer and Miller Co. · leaf 302

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them to show you;that she is not merely the Jewish Delilah tothe Assyrian Samson; but the mightiest, pur-est, brightest type of high passion in severewomanhood offered to our human memory.Sandros picture is but slight; but it is trueto her, and the only one I know that is; andafter writing out… … The Artist of the Magnificent. pie delivered, and by my hand; and God hasbeen gracious to His handmaid. The triumphof Miriam over a fallen host, the fire of exultingmortal life in an immortal hour, the purity andseverity of a guardian angel—all are here; andas her servant follows, carrying indeed…

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