Bradley, William Aspenwall, 1878-1939 · Boston, New York : Houghton Mifflin Company · leaf 160
d to the chin, hehad much more the appearance of a man of thirty, es-pecially as the red color of his hair tended to concealthe gray beginning to be scattered through it. He had been married, l)ut his wife was dead, and henow lived a solitary life in a quaint little old house, witha garden, at… … V 1 Gavarni (Guillaume .Sulpice Chevalier) either of the others. This was abstract mathematicalscience, which he claimed was the most immaterial ofall the arts. Even in music, he said, there is the beating of thesonorous waves against the tympanum. Matheinaticsis the mute music of numbers ! In…
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