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... tion for its proper appreciation . This , too , can be made accurately apparent , though painters are often the first to gainsay that it can ; still , until one has learned to coordinate the impressions of the senses of sight and ...
... tion for its proper appreciation . This , too , can be made accurately apparent , though painters are often the first to gainsay that it can ; still , until one has learned to coordinate the impressions of the senses of sight and ...
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... tion of his human sympathies by the elevation to which he was raised , but preserving amid all his stern . functions , a heart overflowing with tenderness and love . " This is a writer of whom no person pretending to the least ...
... tion of his human sympathies by the elevation to which he was raised , but preserving amid all his stern . functions , a heart overflowing with tenderness and love . " This is a writer of whom no person pretending to the least ...
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... tion will , in its place , do more . Among the mob of writers that have written about Shakespeare , you will do well to select a few of the best . The lectures of Coleridge have been much admired for the subtlety of their discussions ...
... tion will , in its place , do more . Among the mob of writers that have written about Shakespeare , you will do well to select a few of the best . The lectures of Coleridge have been much admired for the subtlety of their discussions ...
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... tion , we must make sure of the true thought and feeling contained in our words . We must study and analyze our text most closely . It is most pre- sumptuous for us to attempt to in- terpret an author upon a superficial knowledge of ...
... tion , we must make sure of the true thought and feeling contained in our words . We must study and analyze our text most closely . It is most pre- sumptuous for us to attempt to in- terpret an author upon a superficial knowledge of ...
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... tion of voice - building has been treated chiefly by men . " Mme . Lankow , be- ing a woman , believes that she has a special message to deliver to women , though she holds herself as pecul- iarly equipped to teach men also . The method ...
... tion of voice - building has been treated chiefly by men . " Mme . Lankow , be- ing a woman , believes that she has a special message to deliver to women , though she holds herself as pecul- iarly equipped to teach men also . The method ...
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