Eddy, Arthur Jerome, 1859-1920 · Chicago : A.C. McClurg · leaf 150
do not take him too seriously; he is like members otthose extraordinary Browning Clubs who destroy our enjoy-ment of the poetry by reading into each line things the poet^never dreamed. <S> <$> <5> The Cubists and most of the modems are very youngimen, what they think is of far… … CO 4-1 a 0) ■*-> 6 < THE THEORY OF CUBISM 109 will do wonderful things, things the sober reflection of agewould fear to do. One of the charms of the Cubists is their child-like faithin the absolute supremacy of their art; this faith is interestingin them because it leads them to produce works…
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