...creative artist is no more a mere / musician than a great statesman is a mere politician. We are* 1 not ingenious puppets, sir, who live in a box and...wheeled from the piano and walked away. Miss Arrowpoint colored, and Mr. Bult observed with his usual phlegmatic solidity, " Your pianist does not think small...

...is gaping for amusement. We help to rule the nations and make the age as much as any other public. We count ourselves on level benches with legislators....something more difficult than parliamentary eloquence." Mr. Bult's only resource is to turn to Miss Arrowpoint, and, with undiminished gravity to remark, "...

...Bult felt this buffoonery rather offensive and Polish, but — Miss Arrowpoint being there — did not like to move away. " Herr Klesmer has cosmopolitan...coloured, and Mr Bult observed with his usual phlegmatic stolidity, " Your pianist does not think small beer of himself." " Herr Klesmer is something more than...

...gaping for amusement. We help to rule the nations and make the age as much as any other public man. We count ourselves on level benches with legislators...something more difficult than parliamentary eloquence." Mr. Bult's only resource is to turn to Miss Arrowpoint, and with undiminished gravity to remark, "Your...

...politician. . . . \Ve help to rule the nations and make the age as much as any other public men. ... A man who speaks effectively through music is compelled...something more difficult than parliamentary eloquence. 3719 George Eliot: Daniel Deronda. Bk. ill. Ch. 22. The true musician cares very little for your definite...

...to be a mere musician." " Ah, sir, you are under some mistake there," said Klesmer, firing up. " Xo man has too much talent to be a musician. Most men...coloured, and Mr. Bult observed with his usual phlegmatic stolidity, " Your pianist does not think small beer of himself." " Herr Klesmer is something more than...

...Bult felt this buffoonery rather offensive and Polish, but — Miss Arrowpoint being there — did not like to move away. "Herr Klesmer has cosmopolitan...wheeled from the piano and walked away. Miss Arrowpoint colored, and Mr. Bult observed with his usual phlegmatic stolidity, " Your pianist does not think small...

...Bult felt this buffoonery rather offensive and Polish, but — Miss Arrowpoint being there — did not like to move away. "Herr Klesmer has cosmopolitan...coloured, and Mr. Bult observed with his usual phlegmatic stolidity, " Your pianist does not think small beer of himself." "Herr Klesmer is something more than...

...Bult felt this buffoonery rather offensive and Polish, but — Miss Arrowpoint being there — did not like to move away. ' Herr Klesmer has cosmopolitan...'Your pianist does not think small beer of himself.' Discuss this passage from George Eliot's Daniel Deronda. What is the writer attempting to do? What...

...dependence "on the need of a market" (Ch. 22, I, 362). He asserts instead the artist's right to rule: " a man who speaks effectively through music is compelled...something more difficult than parliamentary eloquence" (Ch. 22, I, 363). Klesmer's sentiments are echoed by Daniel who refuses to enter parliament on the...