At Home And Abroad 8 7
At Home And Abroad 8 7
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Yet darkest hour of night is nearest dawn, and there seemsreason to believe that "There's a good time coming. " Blest be those who aid, who doubt not that "Smallest helps, if rightly given, Make the impulse stronger; 'Twill be strong enough one day. " Other things we saw in Liverpool, --the Royal Institute, with thestatue of Roscoe by Chantrey, and in its collection from the worksof the early Italian artists, and otherwise, bearing traces of thatliberality and culture by which the man, happy en...ough to possess them, and at the same time engaged with his fellow-citizens in practicallife, can do so much more to enlighten and form them, than prince ornoble possibly can with far larger pecuniary means. We saw the statueof Huskisson in the Cemetery. It is fine as a portrait statue, butas a work of art wants firmness and grandeur. I say it is fine as aportrait statue, though we were told it is not like the original; butit is a good conception of an individuality which might exist, if itdoes not yet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yet darkest hour of night is nearest dawn, and there seemsreason to believe that "There's a good time coming. " Blest be those who aid, who doubt not that "Smallest helps, if rightly given, Make the impulse stronger; 'Twill be strong enough one day. " Other things we saw in Liverpool, --the Royal Institute, with thestatue of Roscoe by Chantrey, and in its collection from the worksof the early Italian artists, and otherwise, bearing traces of thatliberality and culture by which the man, happy en...ough to possess them, and at the same time engaged with his fellow-citizens in practicallife, can do so much more to enlighten and form them, than prince ornoble possibly can with far larger pecuniary means. We saw the statueof Huskisson in the Cemetery. It is fine as a portrait statue, butas a work of art wants firmness and grandeur. I say it is fine as aportrait statue, though we were told it is not like the original; butit is a good conception of an individuality which might exist, if itdoes not yet.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Margaret Fuller Ossoli to read onlineMoreLess
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