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Galileo loses his favourite Daughter He falls into a state of melancholy and ill health Is allowed to go to Florence for its recovery in 1638 But is prevented from leaving his House or receiving his Friends His friend Castelli permitted to visit him in the presence of an Officer of the Inquisition He composes his celebrated Dialogues on Local Motion Discovers the Moon's Libration Loses the sight of one Eye The other Eye attacked by the same Disease Is struck blind Negociates with the Dutch Government respecting his Method of finding the Longitude He is allowed free intercourse with his Friends His Illness and Death in 1642 His Epitaph His Social, Moral, and Scientific Character.
'Then, do you think you will compose it? I asked, joyous. 'Do I think I will compose it! Why, what do you imagine? I've already begun. It composes itself. I'm now going to read it all again in the garden. Just see that I'm not worried, will you? 'You mean you don't want me there. You don't care for me any more. It amused me to pretend to pout. 'Yes, he laughed; 'that's it.
For here David strikes his harp of ten chords, here with mystic touch he composes the psalms. Here Isaiah is read and in the reading his prophecies are revealed; here the rest of the prophets present their diverse strains of harmonious melody.
The plates are made of four different sizes: No. 1, 19 of which serve for an accumulator of 1 square meter; No. 2, 21, 25, or 29 of which serve for accumulators of 2, 3, and 4 square meters; No. 3, which with 21, 25, or 29 plates composes accumulators of 5, 6, and 7 square meters; and No. 4, which with 21, 23, 25, 27 or 29 plates forms accumulators of 8, 9, 10, 11, and 12 square meters.
From its shore you look directly over the water to the church and island of S. Giorgio Maggiore, which are beautiful from every point and at every hour, so happily do dome and white façade, red campanile and green roof, windowed houses and little white towers, compose. But then, in Venice everything composes: an artist has but to paint what he sees.
And an inner belt of country, neither central nor maritime, which from the sea belt is regarded as inland, but from the centre is regarded as maritime, composes another chamber of climates: whilst these again, each individually within its class, are modified into minor varieties by local circumstances as to wind, by local accidents of position, and by shifting stages of altitude.
You peer and peer, and from the brown background emerges a brown garment, relieved by the black cap, and the black cloak that falls over his left shoulder. Luminous black and luminous brown! Brown is the side of the face in shadow, brown is the brow in shadow. All is tributary to the glory of the golden brown on the lighted portion of the face. The portrait composes into a perfect whole.
I read these and am myself touched in view of the warm and inarticulate human feeling which my art has aroused in these people; a kind of sympathy comes over me at the naive enthusiasm which the letters utter, and I blush at the thought of how it would sober these honest folk if they could ever cast a glance behind the scenes, if their innocence could ever comprehend that an honest, healthy, and decent human being never writes, acts, or composes ... all of which does not prevent me of course from using their admiration of my genius to strengthen and stimulate myself, that I take it with the gravest seriousness, and put on a face like that of an ape pretending to be a big man ... Now don't put in your oar, Lisaveta!
A movement on the two sides of the right-angled triangle composes a movement on the hypotenuse; but it does not follow that a ball moving on the hypotenuse must produce the effect of two balls of its own size moving on the two sides: yet that is true. Nothing is so appropriate as this result, and God has chosen the laws that produce it: but one sees no geometrical necessity therein.
For avarice dries up the heart, and prodigality drowns it is not that so?" "Fabricius could not have spoken more justly. But in truth, my money has never been a burden to me." "How so? Do you place it out at interest?" "No; you know I have a tolerably handsome house; and that house composes the better part of my property." "I know it does."
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