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... nature , if he wishes to prolong his stay , and adds an unob . trusive decoration to a spot , frowning on the higher pretensions of art . The volume of water is rather scanty except in floods ; but the fall is so broken by intervening ...
... nature , if he wishes to prolong his stay , and adds an unob . trusive decoration to a spot , frowning on the higher pretensions of art . The volume of water is rather scanty except in floods ; but the fall is so broken by intervening ...
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... nature , expres- sing the characteristics of matter and mind , the powers of soul , the perfection of form , the brightest bloom of colour , the golden glow of light ? Can the airy shadows of poetical imagery be compared to the embodied ...
... nature , expres- sing the characteristics of matter and mind , the powers of soul , the perfection of form , the brightest bloom of colour , the golden glow of light ? Can the airy shadows of poetical imagery be compared to the embodied ...
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... nature , and insisting upon the almost total ignorance , in this particular , of those who enjoyed no other light . ' It has been the fashion of late to decry the light of nature , and to argue with great energy against the power of ...
... nature , and insisting upon the almost total ignorance , in this particular , of those who enjoyed no other light . ' It has been the fashion of late to decry the light of nature , and to argue with great energy against the power of ...
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