The Quarterly Review, Volume 120John Murray, 1866 |
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Page 49
... thought unadvisable to use the service of the slaves . The galleys were manned accordingly with free mariners — men accustomed to the labour of rowing , but it was found impossible to make them endure the work . The galleys made no way ...
... thought unadvisable to use the service of the slaves . The galleys were manned accordingly with free mariners — men accustomed to the labour of rowing , but it was found impossible to make them endure the work . The galleys made no way ...
Page 90
... thought that by thus bringing oxygen into contact with the fluid metal , the carbon with which it was surcharged would be removed , as well as the silicon , phosphorus , and sulphur which it contained . This is exactly what is done , it ...
... thought that by thus bringing oxygen into contact with the fluid metal , the carbon with which it was surcharged would be removed , as well as the silicon , phosphorus , and sulphur which it contained . This is exactly what is done , it ...
Page 106
... thought for them- selves . ' This is a distinction which our leading painters have maintained ever since . The public quickly recognised the rightful supremacy of Reynolds , but the old school was not without its adherents , and among ...
... thought for them- selves . ' This is a distinction which our leading painters have maintained ever since . The public quickly recognised the rightful supremacy of Reynolds , but the old school was not without its adherents , and among ...
Page 107
... thought was the excellence of the picture . They were enamoured of their art , and improved upon the bare prosaic features that they might fulfil its requirements . The lasting admiration excited by their works is due in no small part ...
... thought was the excellence of the picture . They were enamoured of their art , and improved upon the bare prosaic features that they might fulfil its requirements . The lasting admiration excited by their works is due in no small part ...
Page 108
... thought of him , or thinking what figure he should make by the side of Correggio or Vandyke , not pluming himself on being a better painter than some one in the next street , or surprised that the people at his own table should speak in ...
... thought of him , or thinking what figure he should make by the side of Correggio or Vandyke , not pluming himself on being a better painter than some one in the next street , or surprised that the people at his own table should speak in ...
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