Walker, William, b. 1821 · New York : C. Scribner · leaf 135
cess.How important, then, that painters and illustrators shouldbe true men ! Many people look at illustrations, but donot read the text; few read the text without looking at theillustrations. 183. Eeturning, then, from this digression, we cannottoo strongly urge on the student the importance of… … * |n \\i arorn lug the <Dah, CHAPTER XX. ON BEAUTY. 184. Beauty and goodness are names we giveto that whicli approximately satisfies our taste or ourconscience. Just as appetite of the intellect is stayed bytruth, so our aesthetic and moral faculties are capable oflike satisfaction in the…
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