Selections from the Writings of John RuskinJ. Wiley, 1868 - 479 страница |
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... never attain- ing any considerable height , but having enough of the mountain spirit to throw itself into continual succession of bold slope and dale ; elevated , also , just far enough above the sea to render the pine a frequent forest ...
... never attain- ing any considerable height , but having enough of the mountain spirit to throw itself into continual succession of bold slope and dale ; elevated , also , just far enough above the sea to render the pine a frequent forest ...
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... never was a stream so lonely . The feeblest and most far - away torrent among the high hills has its companions : the goats browse beside it ; and the traveller drinks from it , and passes over it with his staff ; and the peasant traces ...
... never was a stream so lonely . The feeblest and most far - away torrent among the high hills has its companions : the goats browse beside it ; and the traveller drinks from it , and passes over it with his staff ; and the peasant traces ...
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... never retires . In some places , according to the run of the currents , the land has risen into marshy islets , consolidated , some by art , and some by time , into ground firm enough to be built upon , or fruitful enough to be ...
... never retires . In some places , according to the run of the currents , the land has risen into marshy islets , consolidated , some by art , and some by time , into ground firm enough to be built upon , or fruitful enough to be ...
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... never save , the remains of those mightier ages to which they are attached like climbing flowers ; and they must be torn away from the magnificent fragments , if we would see them as they stood in their own strength . Those feelings ...
... never save , the remains of those mightier ages to which they are attached like climbing flowers ; and they must be torn away from the magnificent fragments , if we would see them as they stood in their own strength . Those feelings ...
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... living world , and sent forth alone into this wild and wasted plain . The earth yields and crumbles beneath his foot , tread he never so * lightly , for its substance is white , hollow 54 WRITINGS OF JOHN RUSKIN . The Campagna of Rome,
... living world , and sent forth alone into this wild and wasted plain . The earth yields and crumbles beneath his foot , tread he never so * lightly , for its substance is white , hollow 54 WRITINGS OF JOHN RUSKIN . The Campagna of Rome,
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