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230
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Chateaubriand
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240
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Bishop Cumberland
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247
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Comte’s Philosophy
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250
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Goethe
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261
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Hazlitt’s “Liber Amoris”
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263
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Francis Horner, “The Nightingale”
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267
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Thackeray’s “English Humourists”
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271
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Notes on Art:—
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Analogies
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276
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Definition of Art
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279
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No Patriotic Art
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280
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Verse and Colour
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280
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Dutch Pictures
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281
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Morals in Art
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283
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Physiognomy of Hands
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288
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Mozart and Chopin
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289
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Music
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293
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Rachel, the Actress
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294
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English and German Actresses
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298
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Character of Imogen
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303
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Shakspeare Club
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305
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“Maria Maddalena”
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305
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The Artistic Nature
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307
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Woman’s Criticism
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309
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Artistic Influences
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310
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The Greek Aphrodite
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311
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Love, in the Greek Tragedy
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312
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Wilkie’s Life and Letters
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313
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Wilhelm Schadow
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317
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Artist Life
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321
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Materialism in Art
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323
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A Fragment on Sculpture, and on certain Characters in History and Poetry, considered as Subjects for Modern Art
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326
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Helen of Troy
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332
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Penelope—Laodamia
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336
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Hippolytus
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339
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Iphigenia
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343
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Eve
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347
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Adam
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350
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Angels
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351
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Miriam—Ruth
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354
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Christ—Solomon—David
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355
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Hagar—Rebecca—Rachel—Queen of Sheba
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356
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Lady Godiva
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357
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Joan of Arc
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359
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Characters from Shakspeare
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364
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Characters from Spenser
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366
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From Milton. The Lady—Comus—Satan
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367
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From the Italian and Modern Poets
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370
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LIST OF ETCHINGS.
Table of Contents
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Fruits and Flowers. After an old drawing.
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Out of my garden.
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Virgin Martyrs. Thought. Memory. Fancy. After Benedetto
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