The Works of John Ruskin, 34 tomasG. Allen, 1908 |
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... given in previous volumes , together with ( IV . ) various Ruskiniana . For the second and third Parts of the volume , the titles have been retained which Ruskin chose for similar collections published in his lifetime - On the Old Road ...
... given in previous volumes , together with ( IV . ) various Ruskiniana . For the second and third Parts of the volume , the titles have been retained which Ruskin chose for similar collections published in his lifetime - On the Old Road ...
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... given by Dr. Magee , then Bishop of Peterborough , in a letter to his wife : 2- ... I went to dinner duly at the Grosvenor Hotel . The dinner was certainly a strangely interesting one . Had the dishes been as various we should have ...
... given by Dr. Magee , then Bishop of Peterborough , in a letter to his wife : 2- ... I went to dinner duly at the Grosvenor Hotel . The dinner was certainly a strangely interesting one . Had the dishes been as various we should have ...
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... given to the nucleus of opposition formed at this earlier date by Ruskin and the St. George's Guild.2 It was a Companion of the Guild , Mr. Robert Somervell , who organised the local protest . At the first whisper of the threatened ...
... given to the nucleus of opposition formed at this earlier date by Ruskin and the St. George's Guild.2 It was a Companion of the Guild , Mr. Robert Somervell , who organised the local protest . At the first whisper of the threatened ...
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... given : " We have often noticed the Lucchesi , on leaving the Duomo by the door beside which the monument is placed , stoop and press their lips for a moment to the sweet upturned face . " The monument , then placed against the wall of ...
... given : " We have often noticed the Lucchesi , on leaving the Duomo by the door beside which the monument is placed , stoop and press their lips for a moment to the sweet upturned face . " The monument , then placed against the wall of ...
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... given to the papers . What is fiction ? he asks ( though not till the last paper ) . He answers in a passage ( pp . 370 , 371 ) in which a Greek vase is happily taken as a type of a fair fictile thing . His attack is upon the morbid ...
... given to the papers . What is fiction ? he asks ( though not till the last paper ) . He answers in a passage ( pp . 370 , 371 ) in which a Greek vase is happily taken as a type of a fair fictile thing . His attack is upon the morbid ...
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