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... things and things for all time be produced . It was thus that Phidias and Plato , Thucydides and Sophocles worked , and Flaxman after them . Their creations , like those of all the very highest men , tremble with suppressed emotion ...
... things of this world . He who has the one , must neglect the other . ' In the spirit of this creed it was that Blake lived . His unconscious adoption of it is one of the many mental peculiarities which help us to com- prehend the ...
... things in the heavens above , or the waters below the earth . ' We have classed the ' Job ' with the ' Grave , ' not only on account of their common excellence , but of their common origin . Remark that these are Blake's finest ...
... things we artists HATE ! ' ( Life , p . 328 ) . This hatred to the mechanical he seems to have carried into an aver- sion from anything which seemed like merely transcribing nature . He has the rarer gift , indeed , yet only one of the ...
... things are requisite - facts and ideas ; observa- tion of things without , and an inward effort of thought , or in ' Biographical History of Philosophy , ' by G. H. Lewes , i . p . 12 . Ernst H. F. Meyer , Geschichte der Botanik , ' i ...