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Updated: June 16, 2025
This Matteo Palmieri two dim figures move under that name in contemporary history was the reputed author of a poem, still unedited, La Citta Divina, which represented the human race as an incarnation of those angels who, in the revolt of Lucifer, were neither for Jehovah nor for His enemies, a fantasy of that earlier Alexandrian philosophy about which the Florentine intellect in that century was so curious.
Since the majority of the documents of mediæval and modern history are still unedited, or badly edited, it may be laid down as a general principle that, in order to write a really new chapter of mediæval or modern history, it is necessary to have long haunted the great depositories of original documents, and to have, if we may use the expression, worried their catalogues.
To get new beauties, it does not say, Go to, I will add to the beauties I already have! It makes new occasions, and by way of these finds the impulse it seeks. Renoir paints the baigneuse of Montmartre, and finds "the odd, beautiful huddle of lines" in so doing; Rodin portrays ever new subtleties of situation and mood, and by way of these comes most naturally to "the unedited poses."
Otherwise I'll choke to death. Take care of her. There's money. All hers. I'll write later about it. Anna ... don't please." The thing was a botch. Wrong, all wrong. But that didn't matter. His coat and hat mattered more than phrases. Looking for a coat and hat when he should be winding up the scene properly. These were preposterous banalities that distinguished life, unedited, from melodrama.
In the present state of science few labours are more useful than those which bring new texts to light or improve texts already known. It is a real service to the study of history to publish unedited or badly edited texts in a manner conformable to the rules of criticism.
His jaw hung open for an instant in amaze; and when he remembered the unedited vocabulary he had turned loose on the world a flood of purple swept his tanned face. She wanted to laugh, but wisely refrained. "I'm very sorry," was what she said. He stared in silence as he slowly picked himself from the ground.
Next to the delight of holding new and unpopular opinions is the delight of having a medium for their unedited expression, though this is a delight given to few reformers. "The Dawn," however, was to be such a medium; and when the first number appeared, as it did nearly a month from the meeting recorded in the last chapter, four people, nay, five for we mustn't forget Mr.
I myself have read the acknowledgment of this in Washington's own yet unedited hand-writings. And I know also that your state has the historical reputation of having been a glorious battle-field in the struggle for the freedom you enjoy. There may be some in this assembly with whom the sufferings connected with one's home being a battle-field, may be a family tradition yet.
He was well content to end his commerce with Rembrandt there. History interested him: to art he was apathetic. His son, as was indicated in the second chapter, was indifferent to art history, and he would not have walked across the road to read an unedited document; but I see him tramping ten miles to seek a picture that promised to stir his emotions and stimulate his imagination.
"Do you know that poem of Sappho about her hands in the stars... I am curiously sapphic. And this is so remarkable not only am I sapphic, I find in all the works of all the greatest writers, especially in their unedited letters, some touch, some sign of myself some resemblance, some part of myself, like a thousand reflections of my own hands in a dark mirror." "But what a bother," said I.
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