...spiritual is inappreciable ; — no beauty or power ! And in this twofold sphere the twofold man (and still the artist is intensely a man) holds firmly...to reach the spiritual beyond it, — fixes still trie type wilfT mortal vision, "to pierce through, with eyes immortal, to the antetype, some call the...

...spiritual Is inappreciable ; — no beauty or power ! And in this twofold sphere the twofold man (And still the artist is intensely a man) Holds firmly...ideal, — better called the real, And certain to be called so presently When things shall have their names. Look long enough On any peasant's face here,...

...beauty or power ! And in this twofold sphere the twofold man, (And still the artist is intensely a mau) Holds firmly by the natural, to reach The spiritual...ideal, — better called the real, And certain to be called so presently When things shall have their names. Look long enough On any peasant's face here,...

...spiritual Is inappreciable ; — no beauty or power ! And in this twofold sphere the twofold man (And still the artist is intensely a man) Holds firmly...pierce through, With eyes immortal, to the antetype And certain to be called so presently When things shall have their names. Look long enough On any peasant's...

...spiritual Is inappreciable ; — no beauty or power ! And in this twofold sphere the twofold man (And still the artist is intensely a man) Holds firmly...vision, to pierce through, With eyes immortal, to the antitype Some call the ideal,— better called the real, And certain to be called so presently When...

...spiritual Is inappreciable ; — no beauty or power ! And in this twofold sphere the twofold man (And still the artist is intensely a man) Holds firmly...vision, to pierce through, With eyes immortal, to the ante type Some call the ideal, — better called the real, And certain to be called so presently, When...

...sensuous, spiritual Is inappreciable,— no beauty or power : And in this twofold sphere the twofold man Holds firmly by the natural, to reach The spiritual...vision, to pierce through, "With eyes immortal, to the antitype Some call the ideal, — better call'd the real, And certain to be call'd so presently When...

...-"' Is inappreciable ; — no beauty or power ! / And in this twofold sphere the twofold man | (And still the artist is intensely a man) Holds firmly...ideal, — better called the real, And certain to be called so presently, When things shall have their names. Look long enough On any peasant's face here,...

...the twofold man Holds firmly by the natural, to reach * Mrs. Browning. "Aurora Leigh." pp. 302, sq. The spiritual beyond it, — fixes still The type...vision, to pierce through With eyes immortal, to the antitype Some call the ideal, — better call the real, And certain to be called so presently When...

...spiritual Is inappreciable ; — no beauty orpower : And in this twofold sphere the twofold man (And still the artist is intensely a man) Holds firmly...ideal, — better called the real, And certain to be called so presently When things shall have their names. Look long enough On any peasant's face here,...