Whiting, Lilian, 1847-1942 · Boston, Little, Brown, and Company · leaf 334
ugh a crystalball, and seeing, with tragic directness, the entirecomedie huviaine. On describing this recognition of its meaningto M. Rodin, he replied that it embodied muchof his own conception and purpose in creating it.For a long time before he began to express hisconception of Balzac in outer… … Statue of Balzac. Rodin PARIS, THE BEAUTIFUL biographical interpretations. He was especiallyinterested in that of Lamartine, in his Balzacet ses Oeuvres, who thus describes the Frenchnovelist: Cy etait la figure aun element, grosse tete,chevaux Spars sur son collet et ses joues commeune criniere…
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