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to come from; or to send out (emit)
- The solemn lines of that architecture, the religious attitude of all the objects which surrounded the young girl, the serene and pious thoughts which emanated, so to speak, from all the pores of that stone, acted upon her without her being aware of it.2.9.4 — Vol 2 Bk 9 Chpt 4 — Earthenware and Crystal (13% in)
- Beloved by one, a sort of instinctive and savage half-man, for its beauty, for its stature, for the harmonies which emanated from its magnificent ensemble; beloved by the other, a learned and passionate imagination, for its myth, for the sense which it contains, for the symbolism scattered beneath the sculptures of its front,—like the first text underneath the second in a palimpsest,—in a word, for the enigma which it is eternally propounding to the understanding.1.4.5 — Vol 1 Bk 4 Chpt 5 — More about Claude Frollo (61% in)
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