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This building is open to and implicated in nature's immensities.
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We tend to describe such immensities of scale as Wagnerian, but that would be an insult to Meyerbeer's originality.
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People with names and biographies, objects you can knock on that will give a sound back, immensities still rich with natural light.
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But he was still the one conjuring those immensities; the bind was how to acknowledge his own centrality in poems whose authority depended on his insignificance.
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Just as the sonnet, derived from the Italian "sonetto" for "little song," can contain, in its courtly way, immensities of experience and feeling — so does the body, until the point of breaking.
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In 1975 he gave the presidential address (In the Centre of Immensities) to the British Association meeting in Guildford.
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Carlyle had quite a few unusual definitions at hand, which were collected by the Nuttall Encyclopedia. Some include: ;Centre of Immensities: An expression of Carlyle's to signify that wherever any one is, he is in touch with the whole universe of being, and is, if he knew it, as near the heart of it there as anywhere else he can be. ;Eleutheromania: A mania or frantic zeal for freedom. ;Gigman: Carlyle's name for a man who prides himself on, and pays all respect to, respectability.
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His work finally finished, what Hugh reveals to his old friend is a piece of 3000-year-old parchment which he and his father have spent forty years piecing together. Hugh explains that the text proves that the ancient civilisation did not simply disappear at the close of the 6th dynasty, rather they were driven off by strangers and formed a new empire somewhere in the Libyan desert. More importantly he believes that their descendants are still living there and that the parchment clearly sets out the way to find the secret city. The Journey Hugh convinces Mark to accompany him on an expedition to find the hidden civilisation and a week later they are heading up the Nile on a dahabijeh towards the mysterious immensities of the Libyan desert.
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