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... BEAUTY USKIN DOES not attempt to tell us what beauty is ; it is best defined when left unde- fined . Very earnestly , however , does he exhort us to learn from Nature that beauty is something within , which strikes outward by its own ...
... BEAUTY USKIN DOES not attempt to tell us what beauty is ; it is best defined when left unde- fined . Very earnestly , however , does he exhort us to learn from Nature that beauty is something within , which strikes outward by its own ...
Page 88
... Beauty of the Universe . Meanness , overreaching , falsehood , trickery are ugly things ; they jar upon the soul like a discordant note in music . God gives beauty to holiness . It is an outcome of life , not something added to the sur ...
... Beauty of the Universe . Meanness , overreaching , falsehood , trickery are ugly things ; they jar upon the soul like a discordant note in music . God gives beauty to holiness . It is an outcome of life , not something added to the sur ...
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... beauty of holiness . " The powers which enabled him to do such work in painting as startled Ruskin by its extreme beauty , and led Watts to write that “ in colour , sentiment , and nobility of thought it was only to be classed with the ...
... beauty of holiness . " The powers which enabled him to do such work in painting as startled Ruskin by its extreme beauty , and led Watts to write that “ in colour , sentiment , and nobility of thought it was only to be classed with the ...
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