The Eclectic Magazine of Foreign Literature, Science, and Art, Band 1;Band 64Leavitt, Trow, & Company, 1865 |
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... artistic pottery . But they are excellent boat - builders , and are clever in particular departments of metal working . The cel- ebrated kriss , or native dagger , which everybody wears , ladies and little boys as well as men , is often ...
... artistic pottery . But they are excellent boat - builders , and are clever in particular departments of metal working . The cel- ebrated kriss , or native dagger , which everybody wears , ladies and little boys as well as men , is often ...
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... artistic judgment , tact , taste , the faculty , by whatever name it may be called , which should sit , like olus , to temper and calm the spirits who are wildly struggling for expression in him , and by the aid of which- " Et premere ...
... artistic judgment , tact , taste , the faculty , by whatever name it may be called , which should sit , like olus , to temper and calm the spirits who are wildly struggling for expression in him , and by the aid of which- " Et premere ...
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... artist . He concentrates his whole attention on it ; he sees each the minutest detail , and for the moment he sees ... artists recoils with horror from the loose , suggestive way in which fore - grounds are often treated ; so the daisies ...
... artist . He concentrates his whole attention on it ; he sees each the minutest detail , and for the moment he sees ... artists recoils with horror from the loose , suggestive way in which fore - grounds are often treated ; so the daisies ...
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... artist is only subsidiary to Mr. Dickens the philoso- pher , the moralist , and the politician . We should not have ventured to regard him in this threefold capacity were it not that he expressly claims to have views in some of his ...
... artist is only subsidiary to Mr. Dickens the philoso- pher , the moralist , and the politician . We should not have ventured to regard him in this threefold capacity were it not that he expressly claims to have views in some of his ...
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... artistic beauty of many of these novels . We allude to the practice of suddenly con- verting people without showing sufficient reason for the change . To do justice to Mr. Dickens's views , we must rather abuse our privilege of making ...
... artistic beauty of many of these novels . We allude to the practice of suddenly con- verting people without showing sufficient reason for the change . To do justice to Mr. Dickens's views , we must rather abuse our privilege of making ...
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