...delicacy of taste, his happy temperament; but the grand difficulties of paintiug and sculpture, the prolonged dealings of spirit with matter, he has never...he grudged no pains to it ; but the true art, the architectonice which shapes great works such as the Agamemnon or the Divine Comedy, comes only after...

...spiritual arts of music and poetry. All that emotion alone can do in music, the Celt has done; the veiy soul of emotion breathes in the Scotch and Irish airs...that he grudged no pains to it; but the true art, the archilectonice which shapes great works such as the Agamemnon or the Divine Comedy, comes only after...

...Celt has shown genius, indeed, splendid genius ; but even here his faults have clung to him, and have hindered him from producing great works such as other...he grudged no pains to it ; but the true art, the architedonic'e which shapes great works, such as the ' Agamemnon ' or the ' Divine Comedy,' comes only...

...Celt has shown genius, indeed, splendid genius ; but even here his faults have clung to him, and have hindered him from producing great works such as other...snatches of long pieces, singular beauty and power. Anct yet he loved poetry so much that he grudged no pains to it ; but the true art, the architectonice...

...delicacy of taste, his happy temperament J but the grand difficulties of painting and sculpture, the prolonged dealings of spirit with matter, he has never...produced poetry with an air of greatness investing it aX^ and sometimes giving, moreover, to short pieces, or to passages, lines,^ and snatches of_jong pieces,...

...works, such as other nations with a genius for poetry,-—the Greeks, say, or the Italians,—have produced. The Celt has not produced great poetical...that he grudged no pains to it; but the true art, the architectonic^ which shapes great works, such as the Agamemnon or the Divine Comedy, comes only after...

...delicacy of taste, his happy temperament; but the grand difficulties of painting and sculpture, the prolonged dealings of spirit with matter, he has never...'he grudged no pains to it; but the true art, the architectionice which shapes great works, such as the Agammenon or the Divine Comedy, comes only after...

...have clung to him, and hindered him from producing great works, such as other nations with a genius 15 for poetry, — the Greeks, say, or the Italians,...moreover, to short pieces, or to passages, lines, and 20 snatches of long pieces, singular beauty and power. And yet he loved poetry so much that he grudged...

...have clung to him, and hindered him from producing great works, such as other nations with a genius 15 for poetry, — the Greeks, say, or the Italians,...poetical works, he has only produced poetry with an aif^ of greatness investing it all, and sometimes giving, moreover, to short pieces, or to passages,...

...Italians, — have produced. The Celt has not produced great poetical works, he has only proi$duced poetry with an air of greatness investing it all,...he grudged no pains to it ; but the true art, the 20 architectonic^ which shapes great works, such as the Agamemnon or the Divine Comedy, comes only...