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... means to the artist ? What that means to the public itself ? For the painter , the result in his art is not only the incentive to excel , but the necessity for excelling ; for his public , the result is the maintenance of standards of ...
... means to the artist ? What that means to the public itself ? For the painter , the result in his art is not only the incentive to excel , but the necessity for excelling ; for his public , the result is the maintenance of standards of ...
Page 83
... means education ; real education means happiness . And in regard to our drama there can be no sounder , no more enlightening , conviction than this truth : that by whatever name we choose to call it , the influence of our theatres is a ...
... means education ; real education means happiness . And in regard to our drama there can be no sounder , no more enlightening , conviction than this truth : that by whatever name we choose to call it , the influence of our theatres is a ...
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... means to its success . The efficient means to the success of the drama's special P 209 SOME COMMENTS.
... means to its success . The efficient means to the success of the drama's special P 209 SOME COMMENTS.
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