Snelling, Henry Hunt, 1816-1897 · [New York : W.B. Smith] · leaf 107
rsonwho will study the harmony of colors asapplied to dress in the manner we have in-dicated, will, by the time the principles ofharmonious coloring are thoroughly under- stood, have imbibed such a love for thestudy, that the mind, instead of being de-based, may be led on, step by step, to in-v<… … HE opinions of men, al-though far removed bytime have a strange cor-respoiidence. Among themodern savants, the mostcelebrated have describedthe atmosphere in thesame manner as Plato, althoughthree thousand years have elapsedsince that philosopher flourished. Aprofound abyss separates us fromthe…
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