Tyrwhitt, R. St. John (Richard St. John), 1827-1895, Macdonald, A. (Alexander), 1839-1921 · Oxford, The Clarendon press · leaf 304
gest means wherebythe reader may develop all powers of the kind, which are inhim, to the fullest extent. Also we fully believe that all menpossess some such powers ; that sensitive apprehension of notpossessing them is one favourable sign of their existence;and that when the gift of admiration and… … AvJ^ CHAPTER VII. ON LANDSCAPE SKETCHING. WE suppose that sketchers multiply as Art grows popular;and, indeed, amateur pursuit of Art generally beginswith what is called a taste for sketching. Most peopleunderstand by the word the act of drawing rapidly fromNature, or making memoranda from observed…
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