The early pages of the pamphlet might appear embarrassed and obscure, whilst in the rest there might be found great refinement, elegance, and appreciationsfull of taste.
But the idea that having come into this neighbourhood of fine appreciations he was to take up his home and live there, opened more slowly.
It was no woman, he told himself, who had gone off with the bystanders while he had been engaged with the dragons of poverty and obligation, but merely the appreciations of beauty.
An important and authoritative book on Ruskin, containing critical appreciations and essays by John Masefield, Dean Inge, J.
It has been noticeable, too, how, in the many appreciations that have been written of Shaw, his humanitarianism has been almost entirely ignored, or passed over as an amiable eccentricity of a man of genius.
Though these essays are all criticisms or appreciations of the life of his age, they are all intensely personal.
Illustration] Appreciationsof Francis Thompson "Such pronouncements proved at least that a poet, who had no friend save such as his published poems gained for him, could count on an immediate recognition for high merit.
We have also descriptions by ancient writers, which tell us, as in the case of the Olympian Zeus, much about the decoration of the statue; but we have not in this case any appreciations of the effect upon those who saw it.
At least, the developing of appreciations is the first step towards conduct in those lines.
If the aesthetic emotions, if appreciations of the beautiful, are desired, they must be trained and developed directly.
Strength, sustenance, and a sacramental justice are permanent in such lives, and such lives also attain before their close to so general a survey of the world that their appreciations are at once accurate and universal.
Their precepts, as distinguished from the spontaneousappreciations of men, are framed in the interests of utility, and are curiously out of sympathy with the soul.
At the same time there is a far-reaching change in the literary appreciations of Shakespeare, which announces the school of Coleridge and Hazlitt: his characters now become the main topics of criticism.
The line might serve as the text of many of the early appreciations of Shakespeare.
The large volume of "Criticisms and Appreciations of Dickens" is composed of his prefaces to the separate books of Dickens.
Chesterton is most closely akin to Dickens, as may be seen from his sympathetic appreciations of Dickens's works.
He likewise deserves, by his appreciations and conclusions, the reproaches addressed to the other critics of the illustrious and calumniated poet.
All my friends do have appreciations of the pats she does give to them and the words she does say.
And he does have appreciations for all the things I do for him.
To you is given a power to enrich your appreciation of lovely things, and in turn to convey similarappreciations to your customers.
A man, also, should expect, and not be disappointed in receiving, the graceful little appreciations and courtesies which the woman of charm extends to the man of achievement in her social circle.
His crude appreciations of her, which, in the first girlish trust of her married life, she had taken as warrant of all the subtle, manifold appreciations that she needed, were now offences.
This renewed interest in Dante gave rise to some of the best critical appreciations in any language.
Only through theappreciations does the composer recognize a harmony.
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