Miscellaneous Works, Volumen1Claxton, Remsen & Hoffelfinger, 1869 |
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... pride in the artist , though he would rather I should have written a sermon than have painted like Rembrandt or like Raphael ! Those winter days , with the gleams of sunshine coming through the chapel - windows , and cheered by the ...
... pride in the artist , though he would rather I should have written a sermon than have painted like Rembrandt or like Raphael ! Those winter days , with the gleams of sunshine coming through the chapel - windows , and cheered by the ...
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... pride or pleasure , in this display of the most striking monuments of art , as the humblest student would ? The first entrance into the Louvre would be only one of the events of his journey , not an event in his life , remembered ever ...
... pride or pleasure , in this display of the most striking monuments of art , as the humblest student would ? The first entrance into the Louvre would be only one of the events of his journey , not an event in his life , remembered ever ...
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... pride , was treated suitably to the figure Le gave himself , not his intrinsic worth : which , not having philoso phy enough to bear it , broke his heart . Another is done by one ¶ who ( on the contrary ) was a fine gentleman and lived ...
... pride , was treated suitably to the figure Le gave himself , not his intrinsic worth : which , not having philoso phy enough to bear it , broke his heart . Another is done by one ¶ who ( on the contrary ) was a fine gentleman and lived ...
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... pride takes part with his ignorance ; and his self - importance rises with the number of things of which he does not know the value , and which he therefore despises as unworthy of his notice . He knows nothing of pictures ; - " of the ...
... pride takes part with his ignorance ; and his self - importance rises with the number of things of which he does not know the value , and which he therefore despises as unworthy of his notice . He knows nothing of pictures ; - " of the ...
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... pride and avarice , to glitter in the huge , watchful , insatiable eye of fancy , to be deposited as a new offering at the shrine of Mammon , their God - this is with them to put it to its intelligible and proper use , this is ...
... pride and avarice , to glitter in the huge , watchful , insatiable eye of fancy , to be deposited as a new offering at the shrine of Mammon , their God - this is with them to put it to its intelligible and proper use , this is ...
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