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This historic book may contain numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can often download a free scanned copy of the original book from the publisher. Not indexed or illustrated, this 1922 edition includes reflections on poetry and its profound impact. The author recalls how verses, often lengthy, allowed him to immerse himself in the beauty of the sea, city, and universe, without concern for the analytical scholars who dissect emotions. As a Tuscan, he learned the essence of poetry not through traditional figures like Virgil or Dante, but through the passionate invocations found in the Leaves of Grass. Even years later, he feels an emotional connection to pieces like Whispers of Heavenly Death and There Was a Child Went Forth. His journey continued as he read Whitman in English and explored his life and work through various American volumes. The author emphasizes that his reflections are not mere autobiography but a heartfelt tribute to Whitman, whom he regards not as an ordinary foreign poet but as a beloved elder brother. He wishes to convey his deep affection and present a faithful image of the poet's childlike yet grand soul.

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The book focuses on the revival of classic literature from the early 1900s and earlier, highlighting the scarcity and rising costs of these works. It aims to make these timeless texts accessible by republishing them in high-quality, affordable editions that preserve the original content and artwork. This initiative seeks to celebrate and share valuable literary heritage with a contemporary audience.

Legendy o ľudoch z Ježišovho života: 1. Judášovo pokušenie 2. Syn otca 3. Malchusovo ucho 4. Šimon Cyrenejský 5. Kaifášova pomsta 6. Pilátovo šialenstvo 7. Legenda o veľkom rabínovi 8. Druhá modlitba ku Kristovi

Rozbor autora podle záznamů čtyř evangelistů na téma Ježíš Kristus a jeho odkaz dalším generacím lidí.

Kniha o Dantovi, která se zabývá jeho životem, duší, dílem i názory na něj.

La narrativa sigue a Goggins, un estadounidense adinerado en una búsqueda incesante de conocimiento y novedad, cuyo viaje lo lleva a encontrarse con una variedad de figuras influyentes, incluyendo a Freud, Edison y Lenin. Años después, confinado en un asilo, comparte sus notas de viaje con un visitante, revelando sus interacciones tanto con genios renombrados como con idealistas excéntricos. A través de un humor anárquico, el autor destaca las peculiaridades de la humanidad y las complejidades de la vida moderna, convirtiendo esta obra en una exploración intrigante de la curiosidad intelectual y las rarezas sociales.