Scribner's Monthly: An Illustrated Magazine for the People, Volume 30; Volume 52Scribner & Company, 1896 |
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... nature is recognized without reserve . There is no man in French art more genuine than Diaz , more sane , more superior to mere impulse and self - will . Sorrow enriched his nature , and made him , above all things , strong . His ...
... nature is recognized without reserve . There is no man in French art more genuine than Diaz , more sane , more superior to mere impulse and self - will . Sorrow enriched his nature , and made him , above all things , strong . His ...
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... nature , responsive to the most subtly poetic appeals of the forest to which he had consecrated himself , and quick to feel the most delicate emotions . Thus there existed in him , with more definiteness than most men experience ...
... nature , responsive to the most subtly poetic appeals of the forest to which he had consecrated himself , and quick to feel the most delicate emotions . Thus there existed in him , with more definiteness than most men experience ...
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... nature with poignant reality , and yet steals over you like a phantom thing - like some dim fairyland into which one has strayed without losing one's accustomed five senses . In such a place as this some little unreality in the figures ...
... nature with poignant reality , and yet steals over you like a phantom thing - like some dim fairyland into which one has strayed without losing one's accustomed five senses . In such a place as this some little unreality in the figures ...
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... nature and his own dread - to make her look at him , to soften this preposterous sadness ! But it needed no more . She opened her eyes , and looked at him with a wild sweetness and gratitude which dazzled him , and struck his memory ...
... nature and his own dread - to make her look at him , to soften this preposterous sadness ! But it needed no more . She opened her eyes , and looked at him with a wild sweetness and gratitude which dazzled him , and struck his memory ...
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... natural scenery . This impression is true if any one takes the sort of landscapes we have learned to enjoy in Europe and ... nature are so uniform as to become monotonous . One may travel eight hundred miles and see less variety in the ...
... natural scenery . This impression is true if any one takes the sort of landscapes we have learned to enjoy in Europe and ... nature are so uniform as to become monotonous . One may travel eight hundred miles and see less variety in the ...
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