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Page 93
... means would have brought out that result . Every distance and size of pict- ure has its own proper method of work ; the artist will necessarily vary that method somewhat according to ... mean by it . They mean a AS ESSENTIAL . 93.
... means would have brought out that result . Every distance and size of pict- ure has its own proper method of work ; the artist will necessarily vary that method somewhat according to ... mean by it . They mean a AS ESSENTIAL . 93.
Page 94
John Ruskin. knowing what they mean by it . They mean a great truth . That power is magical ; so magical , that , well understood , no enchanter's work could be more miracu- lous or more appalling ; and though I am not often kept from ...
John Ruskin. knowing what they mean by it . They mean a great truth . That power is magical ; so magical , that , well understood , no enchanter's work could be more miracu- lous or more appalling ; and though I am not often kept from ...
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... mean- ing actually was . But it is no drunkard's babble for all that , and the men who think it so , at the third hour of the day , do not highly honor themselves in the thought . § 13. And now observe how perfectly the conclusions ...
... mean- ing actually was . But it is no drunkard's babble for all that , and the men who think it so , at the third hour of the day , do not highly honor themselves in the thought . § 13. And now observe how perfectly the conclusions ...
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