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Dinah is a religious rhapsodist, seeking wisdom and guidance in prayer; and the divine will is in accordance with her desires.

True, the vanity of a particular rhapsodist might readily induce him to suppose that he could improve upon Homer.

And Emerson, though in a different way from Nietzsche's, was also a rhapsodist.

There is a more wonderful inventor than any rhapsodist, and that inventor is called reality.

Across the garden I heard my first song from that unique rhapsodist, the yellow-breasted chat.

What a fine addition is ten thousand a year and a title to the flaunting pretensions of a modern rhapsodist!

TABLE-TALKWILLIAM HAZLITT

But James Hardy Vaux, despite his eloquent bid for fame, has not found his rhapsodist.

This is not the joy of the fanatic or of the fakir or of the rhapsodist.

The rhapsodist added the passages to suit the Dionysus feast, at which he was reciting.

All fire and flame at that time for Nietzsche, I did not realise that the poet and rhapsodist had forerunners.

EGOISTSJAMES HUNEKER

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OCTOBER 26, 1985