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All this he does in a frank, genuine way." — Examiner.
"This is a book belonging to the tribe of which Geoffrey Crayon is patriarch. Mr.
Thornbury's drawing may be less accurate than crayun drawing, but it is richer in colour, and wider and more versatile in the choice of subjects. As a whole, Mr. Thornbury's Tolumes are lively, pictorial, and vavwas." —Athenceum.
" We have not met with so original a work for many a day as these two volumes by Mr.
Thornbury. They have the freedom and freshness ...of genius. Acute observation is com- bined with great research ; yet the style is so dashing, that the last thing we think of is the Tariety and the extent of knowledge which these sketches evince. Mr. Thornbury's volumes contain matter to please all tastes. He is grave and gay, picturesque and reflective ; and in all moods and on all subjects he is vivacious and amusing." — The Press.
" Of all Mr. Thornbury's contributions to the literature of the day, his Sketches entitled * Art and Nature ' are the best." — Morning Post.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All this he does in a frank, genuine way." — Examiner.
"This is a book belonging to the tribe of which Geoffrey Crayon is patriarch. Mr.
Thornbury's drawing may be less accurate than crayun drawing, but it is richer in colour, and wider and more versatile in the choice of subjects. As a whole, Mr. Thornbury's Tolumes are lively, pictorial, and vavwas." —Athenceum.
" We have not met with so original a work for many a day as these two volumes by Mr.
Thornbury. They have the freedom and freshness ...of genius. Acute observation is com- bined with great research ; yet the style is so dashing, that the last thing we think of is the Tariety and the extent of knowledge which these sketches evince. Mr. Thornbury's volumes contain matter to please all tastes. He is grave and gay, picturesque and reflective ; and in all moods and on all subjects he is vivacious and amusing." — The Press.
" Of all Mr. Thornbury's contributions to the literature of the day, his Sketches entitled * Art and Nature ' are the best." — Morning Post.
What to read after Seymour And His Friends; a Novel 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Williams, F., Miss to read onlineMoreLess
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