Igdrasil, 1 tomasG. Allen, 1890 The journal of the Ruskin Reading Guild. A magazine of literature, art and social philosophy. |
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... admiration as well as pride . To come nearer home , I am still more pleased to name the beautiful specimens of needle- work on the home - spun linen of Langdale in lovely Westmoreland , that go far towards rivalling any done three and ...
... admiration as well as pride . To come nearer home , I am still more pleased to name the beautiful specimens of needle- work on the home - spun linen of Langdale in lovely Westmoreland , that go far towards rivalling any done three and ...
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... admirable set of illus- trations to the poems for which they were done . The silver - points by Sainton are exquisite things , and in fifty examples the artist could hardly help repeating himself a little . On the whole , however , they ...
... admirable set of illus- trations to the poems for which they were done . The silver - points by Sainton are exquisite things , and in fifty examples the artist could hardly help repeating himself a little . On the whole , however , they ...
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... admiration of it is not mingled with a feeling that its great length must tell against its chances of lasting celebrity out of Russia . An abridged edition of it is scarcely conceivable , for , bulky as it is , the quantity of matter ...
... admiration of it is not mingled with a feeling that its great length must tell against its chances of lasting celebrity out of Russia . An abridged edition of it is scarcely conceivable , for , bulky as it is , the quantity of matter ...
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... admiration for Turner and Tintoret , but perfectly explicable when seen in this light . In portraiture , this stage is often useful as giving material for history ; so also in Genre - painting and landscape - the mere photographic ...
... admiration for Turner and Tintoret , but perfectly explicable when seen in this light . In portraiture , this stage is often useful as giving material for history ; so also in Genre - painting and landscape - the mere photographic ...
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... admiration and gratitude , let him read the lyric , " Never the Time and the Place . " I cannot better conclude this imperfect notice of him so recently taken . from us than by quoting it in full . " Never the time and the place And the ...
... admiration and gratitude , let him read the lyric , " Never the Time and the Place . " I cannot better conclude this imperfect notice of him so recently taken . from us than by quoting it in full . " Never the time and the place And the ...
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