The Life and Work of John Ruskin, 2 tomasMethuen, 1893 - 4 psl. |
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... gave him a quasi - academical position , that did not bring him , as it brings many a heretic , back to the fold . In this period of storm and stress he stood alone . The old friends of his youth were one by one passing away , if not ...
... gave him a quasi - academical position , that did not bring him , as it brings many a heretic , back to the fold . In this period of storm and stress he stood alone . The old friends of his youth were one by one passing away , if not ...
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... the Home - Colony plan , that he was entirely ignorant of political economy , and asked for a book on the subject . Mills gave him Unto This Last . CHAPTER III . DISSENT IN GEOLOGY . ( 1863. ) 26 THE LIFE AND WORK OF JOHN RUSKIN .
... the Home - Colony plan , that he was entirely ignorant of political economy , and asked for a book on the subject . Mills gave him Unto This Last . CHAPTER III . DISSENT IN GEOLOGY . ( 1863. ) 26 THE LIFE AND WORK OF JOHN RUSKIN .
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... gave £ 5000 toward the augmentation of poor Christ- Church livings . His son's open - handed way with de- pendants and servants was learnt from the old merchant , who , unlike many hard - working money - makers , was always ready to ...
... gave £ 5000 toward the augmentation of poor Christ- Church livings . His son's open - handed way with de- pendants and servants was learnt from the old merchant , who , unlike many hard - working money - makers , was always ready to ...
39 psl.
... gave those lectures in Manchester which afterwards , as Sesame and Lilies , became his most popular work , we can trace his better health of mind and body in the brighter tone of his thought . We can hear the echo of Carlyle's talk in ...
... gave those lectures in Manchester which afterwards , as Sesame and Lilies , became his most popular work , we can trace his better health of mind and body in the brighter tone of his thought . We can hear the echo of Carlyle's talk in ...
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... gave the place a high character . And the managers were pleased to invite the celebrated art - critic to visit whenever he travelled that way , whether to lecture at provincial towns , or to see his friends in the north , as he often ...
... gave the place a high character . And the managers were pleased to invite the celebrated art - critic to visit whenever he travelled that way , whether to lecture at provincial towns , or to see his friends in the north , as he often ...
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admirers Alps April architecture artists audience Brantwood called Carlyle Carpaccio Catalogue CHAPTER colour Coniston course Denmark Hill Deucalion drawing school E. T. Cook editions Allen England feeling friends Gallery gave geology give going Greek hand Herne Hill hope ideal illness illustrated interest John Ruskin June labour lady later Lect lecture letters live London look loved Lucca Matlock mediæval mind Miss Beever Modern Painters moral morning Museum natural never Norton Old Road Oxford Political Economy Præterita Professor Ruskin Professorship Proserpina published pupil reader Rede Lecture reprinted returned Royal Savoy scheme Seascale seemed Sept Sheffield sketch Slade society Stones of Venice sympathy teaching things thought Tintoret tion took Turner University Unto This Last Verona Vevey volume W. G. Collingwood writing wrote young
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