Hutton, Edward, 1875- · New York, E.P. Dutton · leaf 290
thing but just that emotion.His subjects he might seem to have thrown to his publicwith a certain scorn, content if he might express his love ofheaven and earth. He thinks of Nature so far as he caughtsight of her, not as a being like himself, as Wordsworth did,but as the spirit of God. It is… … r; C ■A 5 S 2 c ^ ? I 1 5 ~ ■?; PERUGINO. 213 work jeligious in the true sense, by reason of a certainspirituality that lurks behind those theatrical sorrows ofsaints and martyrs. For us at least, initiated as we are byour own souls into the genuine and lonely sorrows of theworld, it is rather as…
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