Schuyler, Montgomery, 1843-1914 · New York, Harper & Brothers · leaf 224
actitioner has in fact felt,that he was suddenly unshackled, and that his emanci-pation was an unmixed advantage to him ; but it is nonethe less true that his power to use his liberty wisely camefrom the discipline that was now relaxed. The academ-ic prolusions of the Beaux Arts, or the exercises… … PORCH IN ST. PAUL.A. II. Stem, Aicliitect. solete as it seems, even the practice of making Latinverses has its great benefits in imparting to the pupilthe command of Hterary form and of beauty of diction.There are many examples to sustain this contention, aswell as the analogous contention that a…
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