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... beautiful . I was to return home to the dry study of the law , for which I had no relish , and , as I feared , little talent . Suddenly the thought presented itself , - " Why might I not remain here , and turn painter ? " I had taken ...
... beautiful . I was to return home to the dry study of the law , for which I had no relish , and , as I feared , little talent . Suddenly the thought presented itself , - " Why might I not remain here , and turn painter ? " I had taken ...
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... beautiful particulars , so varied yet so connected in character , that the distant is brought nigh to us , and the whole is seen and felt like a delightful reality . It is all gentleness and sunshine ; the bright influ- ences of nature ...
... beautiful particulars , so varied yet so connected in character , that the distant is brought nigh to us , and the whole is seen and felt like a delightful reality . It is all gentleness and sunshine ; the bright influ- ences of nature ...
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... beautiful sunshine which we enjoyed the more from contrast . We accom- plished a tour through the Hartz mountains , which surpassed my expecta- tions ; not from their height , but from the magnificence of the forest scen- ery , which ...
... beautiful sunshine which we enjoyed the more from contrast . We accom- plished a tour through the Hartz mountains , which surpassed my expecta- tions ; not from their height , but from the magnificence of the forest scen- ery , which ...
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