The Works of John Ruskin, 34 tomasG. Allen, 1908 |
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... perhaps no man man has ever studied so many sunrises , as Ruskin . He saw them and he did not let them go ; he " kept them bottled , " as he said in an aside in the lecture , " like his father's sherries " 2 - bottled in minute ...
... perhaps no man man has ever studied so many sunrises , as Ruskin . He saw them and he did not let them go ; he " kept them bottled , " as he said in an aside in the lecture , " like his father's sherries " 2 - bottled in minute ...
xxxi psl.
... Perhaps the ultimate solution , and safety , will be found in the proposal with which he expressed his agreement in a yet later letter ( p . 604 ) ; namely , the acquisition or reservation of certain districts as National Trusts . The ...
... Perhaps the ultimate solution , and safety , will be found in the proposal with which he expressed his agreement in a yet later letter ( p . 604 ) ; namely , the acquisition or reservation of certain districts as National Trusts . The ...
xxxv psl.
... perhaps in his praises than in his disparagements . Certainly one may read these brilliant critical essays with profit and with pleasure , without admit- ting that George Eliot's characters are but " the sweepings of the Pentonville ...
... perhaps in his praises than in his disparagements . Certainly one may read these brilliant critical essays with profit and with pleasure , without admit- ting that George Eliot's characters are but " the sweepings of the Pentonville ...
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... perhaps , for the Devil is too clever not to consume his own smoke ' ] . So far from wishing to give votes to women , I would fain take them away from most men . ' ' There is only one way to have good servants ; that is , to be worthy ...
... perhaps , for the Devil is too clever not to consume his own smoke ' ] . So far from wishing to give votes to women , I would fain take them away from most men . ' ' There is only one way to have good servants ; that is , to be worthy ...
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... perhaps spend half a page of analytic vituperation " ( p . 470 ) . Mark Pattison's comment is this : - " What has happened to Mr. Ruskin - the drying up of the richest source of poetical expression , the power of metaphor - is only what ...
... perhaps spend half a page of analytic vituperation " ( p . 470 ) . Mark Pattison's comment is this : - " What has happened to Mr. Ruskin - the drying up of the richest source of poetical expression , the power of metaphor - is only what ...
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