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... produced by those causes , or by accident or superior power merely . It is upon precisely such principles as we have just adverted to , that we rest our hope of seeing the fine arts flourish in this Y country , without any evil ...
... produced by those causes , or by accident or superior power merely . It is upon precisely such principles as we have just adverted to , that we rest our hope of seeing the fine arts flourish in this Y country , without any evil ...
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... produce as perfect models of beauty as ever warmed the imagination , or moulded the taste of Grecian sculptor . This opinion is neither hastily nor incautiously hazarded , if we may be allowed to judge by the standards handed down to us ...
... produce as perfect models of beauty as ever warmed the imagination , or moulded the taste of Grecian sculptor . This opinion is neither hastily nor incautiously hazarded , if we may be allowed to judge by the standards handed down to us ...
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... produce the good effect intended . " With this difficulty , therefore , in the way , and it appears to be one of no trifling importance , we are afraid that the poor artists must , after all , be left to their own feuds and family ...
... produce the good effect intended . " With this difficulty , therefore , in the way , and it appears to be one of no trifling importance , we are afraid that the poor artists must , after all , be left to their own feuds and family ...
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... was also necessary ; -perhaps the prac- fice at different Universities may vary , or time may have produced some change . If the number of instructors in these institutions excites our 102 [ August , Education in Germany .
... was also necessary ; -perhaps the prac- fice at different Universities may vary , or time may have produced some change . If the number of instructors in these institutions excites our 102 [ August , Education in Germany .
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... produces , in the efforts even of literary men . “ The German professors are , as a body , the most indefatigable stu- dents in the world . They are not , like the French and Italian literati , social in their habits . They reside ...
... produces , in the efforts even of literary men . “ The German professors are , as a body , the most indefatigable stu- dents in the world . They are not , like the French and Italian literati , social in their habits . They reside ...
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