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... by F. Schubert, a concentrated tuneful essence of which, could the composers enter a protest, we should hear a fierce complaint. The Coronation March from Le Prophete has been more or less elaborately arranged by transcribers, adaptors, &c., since ...
... genuity in the invention of nuances of sentiment too subtle for verbal expression. If there is anybody who knows all the true inwardness of the most recondite experiences, it is Mr. Henry James. It is not his fault, but his misfortune, in having to employ so ...
... season or two for the position which was his from the first by every artistic right, lie has since had little cause for complaint. The world of women has been at his feet, and man has acknowledged his greatness. St. James's Hall has reverberated with ...
... symbolic sides,' however, are admitted to have run it hard, together with the higher light, ennobled from within, true inwardness, emancipated men and women, bitterness of baulked indi viduality, courage to live one's own life, purify the will, ...
... long alley's latticed shade Emerged, I came upon the great Pavilion of the Caliphat. Right to the carven cedarn doors, Flung inward over spangled floors, Broad-based flights of marble stairs Ran up with golden balustrade After the fashion of the time And ...
... who throng the narrow slip of pavement aft inch or two more, in many cases the flat sides of the iron posts have been turned inward but, whichever side it is, it is anything but a pleasant sensation to be passing between a post and the houses at the moment ...
... sign in the Circus that invention of a Scapegoat in the big emporium who, with her tongue in her cheek, handles all the complaints of angry customers, and soothes them with salve or sauce, is worthy of a patent. And then what a feast of colour in the ...
... peasant-girl and, as many will agree, by focussing his vision through that particular medium he penetrated to the emotional inwardness of the World War in a degree which few other writers have achieved. Now, in The English Miss, he looks at the matter from ...