The London Quarterly Review, Volúmenes98-99Theodore Foster, 1856 |
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... never have spoken to the heart . Land- scape art has never taught us one deep or holy lesson ; it has not recorded that which is fleet- ing , nor penetrated that which was hidden , nor interpreted that which was obscure ; it has never ...
... never have spoken to the heart . Land- scape art has never taught us one deep or holy lesson ; it has not recorded that which is fleet- ing , nor penetrated that which was hidden , nor interpreted that which was obscure ; it has never ...
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... never have deceived the sober sense of the United States or gained credence with any section of honest Englishmen ... Never was the case of a nation so strong as ours in this dispute , -never , owing to unscrupulous assertions on the one ...
... never have deceived the sober sense of the United States or gained credence with any section of honest Englishmen ... Never was the case of a nation so strong as ours in this dispute , -never , owing to unscrupulous assertions on the one ...
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... never seamed or hardened by appropriate toil , the elemental hands betray the same want of mental refinement , the ... never much furrowed or folded , but marked with single large lines . The fingers are fine , slender , and rather ...
... never seamed or hardened by appropriate toil , the elemental hands betray the same want of mental refinement , the ... never much furrowed or folded , but marked with single large lines . The fingers are fine , slender , and rather ...
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