Putnam's Magazine: Original Papers on Literature, Science, Art, and National Interests, Volumen2G.P. Putnam & Son, 1868 |
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... natural convulsions , can- not so thoroughly destroy its achieve- ments , that the Future does not receive a ... nature of painting , even in fresco , its most dura- ble form , the world could never have hoped to possess a single ...
... natural convulsions , can- not so thoroughly destroy its achieve- ments , that the Future does not receive a ... nature of painting , even in fresco , its most dura- ble form , the world could never have hoped to possess a single ...
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... Nature , but it is never agreeable to the eye . Among the working classes , especially , the thighs and upper arms are generally too short , and the trunk too long , for beauty . In pictures of the better class this fault does not exist ...
... Nature , but it is never agreeable to the eye . Among the working classes , especially , the thighs and upper arms are generally too short , and the trunk too long , for beauty . In pictures of the better class this fault does not exist ...
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... Nature's pages , turned each year By the revolving months ; searching what truths Concerning human life and destiny Are by the rolling seasons taught to man . Here best I learn that life is good , not ill ; That time is long , not short ...
... Nature's pages , turned each year By the revolving months ; searching what truths Concerning human life and destiny Are by the rolling seasons taught to man . Here best I learn that life is good , not ill ; That time is long , not short ...
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... nature with which they know and accept their destiny , and make the best of it . I do believe there is less of whining and repining at the situation , and a more widespread determination to enjoy their poverty , than in any other ...
... nature with which they know and accept their destiny , and make the best of it . I do believe there is less of whining and repining at the situation , and a more widespread determination to enjoy their poverty , than in any other ...
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... nature towards a man who had wrought her much suffering , but who was one of earth's chosen and choicest . As it was nearly time to expect a letter from Robbie , the friends in New- burgh had been written to , and Lissa had promised to ...
... nature towards a man who had wrought her much suffering , but who was one of earth's chosen and choicest . As it was nearly time to expect a letter from Robbie , the friends in New- burgh had been written to , and Lissa had promised to ...
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