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Page 80
... spirit of reform , had they known these , all subsequent Art would have felt the noble impulse , and been developed into that sphere of per- fection which we see rendering illustrious the primitive posts and lintels of antiqui- ty , and ...
... spirit of reform , had they known these , all subsequent Art would have felt the noble impulse , and been developed into that sphere of per- fection which we see rendering illustrious the primitive posts and lintels of antiqui- ty , and ...
Page 81
... spirit of ceremonious and exclusive rigor , as is undeniably the case with those which were adopted from Rome . They are not a system , but a sentiment , which , wisely directed , might creep into the heart of any condition of society ...
... spirit of ceremonious and exclusive rigor , as is undeniably the case with those which were adopted from Rome . They are not a system , but a sentiment , which , wisely directed , might creep into the heart of any condition of society ...
Page 82
... spirit of the new Renaissance , however , was one of mere imitation , and had not the elements of life and power to insure its ultimate success . No attempt was made to accli- mate the exotic to suit the new condi- tions it was thus ...
... spirit of the new Renaissance , however , was one of mere imitation , and had not the elements of life and power to insure its ultimate success . No attempt was made to accli- mate the exotic to suit the new condi- tions it was thus ...
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