Principle in
Principle in Art, Etc.
作者：Patmore, Coventry, 1823-1896
体例：段 章数：10
字数：218,754 来源：Project Gutenberg
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- 平均每段 21,875 字；最长 To be a man of talent a man must be able to think; to be a m（39,685 字），最短 Some learned men have maintained that we can know nothing. T（18,869 字）。
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共 10 段- To be a man of talent a man must be able to think; to be a m
- In proportion to the extent and variety of points of interes
- which at first reading sounds very much like nonsense, is ab
- As long as Mr. Colvin limits himself to the positive beautie
- Blake, as an artist, is a more important figure than Blake t
- The “Bothie of Tober-na-Vuolich” is the only considerable po
- But of all modes of premature insistence upon the verdict of
- In the architecture of Greece, weight--representative of mat
- The pointed Gothic, though it took its rise more than fiftee
- Some learned men have maintained that we can know nothing. T