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Should these not seem to be objects of interest I shall take the hint , and consign
the rest to the peaceful seclusion of the ... It has been one great object of my life
to introduce here the works of those great geniuses , the flower and fruit of a ...
Should these not seem to be objects of interest I shall take the hint , and consign
the rest to the peaceful seclusion of the ... It has been one great object of my life
to introduce here the works of those great geniuses , the flower and fruit of a ...
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We do not seek to degrade but to classify an object by stating what it is not . We
detach the part from the whole , lest it stand between us and the whole . When we
have ascertained in what degree it manifests the whole , we may safely restore it
...
We do not seek to degrade but to classify an object by stating what it is not . We
detach the part from the whole , lest it stand between us and the whole . When we
have ascertained in what degree it manifests the whole , we may safely restore it
...
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... be redeemed from their abuses , they may be turned to their true uses . But
how ? . It were easy to say what they should not do . They should not have an
object to carry or a cause to advocate , which obliges them either to reject all
writings ...
... be redeemed from their abuses , they may be turned to their true uses . But
how ? . It were easy to say what they should not do . They should not have an
object to carry or a cause to advocate , which obliges them either to reject all
writings ...
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2 be THE Such an one will not disturb us with personalities , with sectarian
prejudices , or an undue vehemence in favour of petty plans or temporary objects
. Neither will he disgust us by smooth obsequious flatteries and an inexpressive ...
2 be THE Such an one will not disturb us with personalities , with sectarian
prejudices , or an undue vehemence in favour of petty plans or temporary objects
. Neither will he disgust us by smooth obsequious flatteries and an inexpressive ...
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To say how far each object answers this demand is my criticism . Poet . If one
object does not satisfy you , pass on to another and say nothing . Critic . It is not
so that it would be well with me . I must W PAPERS ON LITERATURE AND ART ...
To say how far each object answers this demand is my criticism . Poet . If one
object does not satisfy you , pass on to another and say nothing . Critic . It is not
so that it would be well with me . I must W PAPERS ON LITERATURE AND ART ...
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| Title | Art, Literature, and the Drama |
| Author | Margaret Fuller |
| Editor | Arthur Buckminster Fuller |
| Publisher | Brown, Taggard & Chase, 1860 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 25 Feb 2011 |
| Length | 449 pages |
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