The Works of John Ruskin: Fors Clavigera, lettersG. Allen, 1907 |
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Strona xix
... entirely merry and amused life , like St. Ursula's , and ends in a delightsome death " ( p . 23 ) . It is St. Ursula who sends him messages ( p . 30 ) , dictating even - alas ! in language not entirely in- telligible - his policy on the ...
... entirely merry and amused life , like St. Ursula's , and ends in a delightsome death " ( p . 23 ) . It is St. Ursula who sends him messages ( p . 30 ) , dictating even - alas ! in language not entirely in- telligible - his policy on the ...
Strona 13
... entirely unexpected one . " - MS . note by Author in his copy . He refers to the illnesses which made the last volume of Fors intermittent , and prevented him from carrying out the intentions stated in the text , which , moreover , were ...
... entirely unexpected one . " - MS . note by Author in his copy . He refers to the illnesses which made the last volume of Fors intermittent , and prevented him from carrying out the intentions stated in the text , which , moreover , were ...
Strona 21
... entirely fatal notion that they are all to have a fixed salary them- selves for doing nothing but lend money , which , till they wholly quit themselves of , they will be helpless for good . [ At the time when Ruskin wrote , there was ...
... entirely fatal notion that they are all to have a fixed salary them- selves for doing nothing but lend money , which , till they wholly quit themselves of , they will be helpless for good . [ At the time when Ruskin wrote , there was ...
Strona 23
... entirely merry and amused life , like St. Ursula's ; and ends in a delightsome death . But to be amused like St. Ursula you must feel like her , and become interested in the distinct nature of Bad and Good . Above all , you must learn ...
... entirely merry and amused life , like St. Ursula's ; and ends in a delightsome death . But to be amused like St. Ursula you must feel like her , and become interested in the distinct nature of Bad and Good . Above all , you must learn ...
Strona 24
... entirely subject . " The Spartan . " - Which mean you ? " The Athenian . " - First , those which in that day related to music , if indeed we are to trace up to its root the change which has issued in our now too licentious life . For ...
... entirely subject . " The Spartan . " - Which mean you ? " The Athenian . " - First , those which in that day related to music , if indeed we are to trace up to its root the change which has issued in our now too licentious life . For ...
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