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- With measured words he told Philip what to think of Rodin, Albert Samain, and Caesar Franck.83-84 — Chapters 83-84 (79% in)
- He delighted in the robust common sense of Thomas Hobbes; Spinoza filled him with awe, he had never before come in contact with a mind so noble, so unapproachable and austere; it reminded him of that statue by Rodin, L'Age d'Airain, which he passionately admired; and then there was Hume: the scepticism of that charming philosopher touched a kindred note in Philip; and, revelling in the lucid style which seemed able to put complicated thought into simple words, musical and measured, he...53-54 — Chapters 53-54 (25% in)
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