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Renaissance in Italy, Volume 2 (of 7)

Note 2 — Chapter I · THE MEN OF THE RENAISSANCE

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The analogy of the individual might be quoted. We are aware within ourselves of times when thought is fertile and insight clear, times of conception and projection, followed by seasons of slow digestion, assimilation, and formation, when the creative faculty stagnates, and the whole force of the intellect is absorbed in mastering through years what it took minutes to divine.

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