The Works of John Ruskin, 34 tomasG. Allen, 1908 |
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... wish that an attack upon George Eliot was an incidental indiscretion , but Ruskin , as will be seen later on in this volume ( p . 558 ) , ruled out such a suggestion . The judicious reader , in the case of Ruskin's literary , as in that ...
... wish that an attack upon George Eliot was an incidental indiscretion , but Ruskin , as will be seen later on in this volume ( p . 558 ) , ruled out such a suggestion . The judicious reader , in the case of Ruskin's literary , as in that ...
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... wish it had not been also for Halicarnassian ) sculpture . But Byron loved Greece herself through her death — and to his own ; while the subsequent refusal of England to give Greece one of our own princes for a king , has always been ...
... wish it had not been also for Halicarnassian ) sculpture . But Byron loved Greece herself through her death — and to his own ; while the subsequent refusal of England to give Greece one of our own princes for a king , has always been ...
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... wish me to congratulate you on this extremely cheerful result of telescopic and microscopic observation , and The Conservation of Energy . King and Co. , 1873 . [ Above , p . 61. The passage here cited is in §§ 209 , 210 ( pp . 152 ...
... wish me to congratulate you on this extremely cheerful result of telescopic and microscopic observation , and The Conservation of Energy . King and Co. , 1873 . [ Above , p . 61. The passage here cited is in §§ 209 , 210 ( pp . 152 ...
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... wish to keep , and arranging them in such relations as we choose . 7. And unquestionably the forms of the body which painters instinctively recognize as best , and call " " beautiful , " are so far under the command of the plastic force ...
... wish to keep , and arranging them in such relations as we choose . 7. And unquestionably the forms of the body which painters instinctively recognize as best , and call " " beautiful , " are so far under the command of the plastic force ...
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... wish to see only what they may in simplicity understand , and with pleasure re- member ; while the histories of art , and biographies of artists , to which the more earnest student in his novitiate must have recourse , are at once so ...
... wish to see only what they may in simplicity understand , and with pleasure re- member ; while the histories of art , and biographies of artists , to which the more earnest student in his novitiate must have recourse , are at once so ...
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