Cook, Clarence, 1828-1900 · New York, S. Hess · leaf 98
the synil)oli(i side of art, and while it may be reproached with a certain nioil)idnessof feeling, yet it cannot be denied that it tenches a chord which linds a response in manyliearts, and appeals to a univeisal spnpatliy. In the still evening honr a poet scmiewhere in the land of romance, seated… … LOST ILLUSIONS. FROM A PAINTING IN THE LOUVRE, BY GLEYRE. Along the track of the dying day, a flock of cranes wings its slow flight. They add anothersymbol to those with which the time is rife, and seem to his homesick fancy the embodimentof hopes and aspirations that are gone with the yonth they…
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