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...rees, pruned into parasols, and yews fantastically clipped; this luxury of art so skilfully combined with that of nature in Court dress; those cascade... ...ading to the stairs! Who could fail to admire the steps on which ingenious art has laid a carpet that will last while Venice stands,—a carpet as rich ... ...the upper story,—gilt like those of a ducal palace,—so that the marvels of art are both under your feet and above your head. What delicate shadows! Ho... ... three-and-twenty, born at Bergamo, a pupil of Veluti’s and devoted to his art, a fine man, good-looking, clever in appre- hending the spirit of a par... ...ugh the dazzling medium of opium, she seems the very highest expression of art; for nature, without knowing it, has made her a Raphael picture. Y our ... ...announce that the overture will be sung—for the real overture is the great movement beginning with this stern attack, and end- ing only when light app... ...emolo, softly agitato like the first rays of morning. That light, cheerful movement, which caresses the soul, is cleverly supported by chords in the b... ...uous grace for which Italian music is blamed, is it not in this charm- ing movement in which each person expresses joy? The en- slaved people are deli... ...ch away!” The Duchess’ eyes filled with tears as she listened to the grand movement, which in fact crowns the opera. “Dov’ e mai quel core amante,” sh...

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...- terious authority of beauty, a sureness in the carriage of the head, the movement of the eyes, which, without being in the least theatrical, struck ... ...her early vivacity had disappeared; because she was so quiet— quiet in her movements, her voice, and the tones of her low- pitched voice. New Y ork ha... ...s in old frames. Newland Archer prided himself on his knowledge of Italian art. His boyhood had been saturated with Ruskin, and he had read all the la... ...dn’t know about in the background of their lives and minds. Literature and art were deeply respected in the Archer set, and Mrs. Archer was always at ... ...en overtaken?” 93 Edith Wharton She shrugged her shoulders, with a little movement like Nastasia’s, and rejoined in a lighter tone: “Shall we walk on... ...k about it.” She paused, and added, lifting her head with one of her noble movements: “Or even if it’s true: why shouldn’t we speak of it? Y ou might ... ...sis.” 112 The Age of Innocence “Ah, but she won’t abandon you. Poetry and art are the breath of life to her. It IS poetry you write, Mr. Winsett?” “W... ...earls: the Sobieski emeralds— sables,—but she cares nothing for all these! Art and beauty, those she does care for, she lives for, as I always have; a... ...her husband—and reputedly with another man—was likely to have mastered the art of taking things for granted; but something in the quality of her compo...

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...les, Parma, and Rome. To this day, when I am reduced to make a trade of my art, I more often than not give way to my ruling passion. I give these poor... ...orary effect; they do not persistently contribute to the whole mass of the movement by their steady and regular progress. Beethoven assigns its part t... ...y from the first. Like the various companies which, by their disci- plined movements, contribute to winning a battle, the or- chestral parts of a symp... ...of vocalization. “The Italian school has lost sight of the high mission of art. Instead of elevating the crowd, it has condescended to the crowd; it h... ...l-nature, “must have given much time to the study of these high matters of art; you could not otherwise explain them so clearly.” This word made many ... ...he cook more crazy than Gambara. This serious and pious way of speaking of art interested the Milanese extremely. Seated between these two distracted ... ...en have been condemned whose brains were busy with innovations, whether in art, science, or politics. Fate, or the instincts of their mind which canno... ...melody. It was needful to express the wonderful energy of this great human movement which created an architecture, a music, a poetry of its own, a cos...

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...hou hast spoken treason against the Norman, 11 Sir Walter Scott —and thou art but a cast-away swineherd,—thou wouldst waver on one of these trees as ... ...the dog where the deer lies, if I have no mind he should chase him.” “Thou art right,” said Gurth; “it were ill that Aymer saw the Lady Rowena; and it... ...ner done than the figure arose, exclaiming in good French, “Whosoever thou art, it is dis- courteous in you to disturb my thoughts.” “We did but wish ... ...ed in a fanciful and graceful manner in nu- merous ringlets, to form which art had probably aided na- ture. These locks were braided with gems, and, b... ...ying briefly, “Old man, my garments are dried, my hunger is appeased, thou art both wet and fasting.” So saying, he gathered together, and brought to ... ...alled by the commotion, not yet subsided, which had attended the ambitious movement of Isaac towards the higher places of the assembly. The quick eye ...

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... Evelina toward the table, keeping a sideward eye on her sister’s listless movements, while her own hands were busy with the kettle. A moment later ca... ...rollas, and a tray of little implements curiously suggestive of the dental art. Ann Eliza made no remark on this unusual proceeding; perhaps she guess... ...gotten that? The hun- dred dollars in the bank.” Evelina made an impatient movement. “Of course I ain’t for- gotten it. On’y it ain’t enough. It would...

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... have not been defeated, Though we can’t be overcome, Still, whene’er thou art repeated, I would fain that grief were dumb. Chillianwallah, Chillianwa... ...t hath no theme, and where sleep hath no dream, In patience and peace thou art gone—to thy grave! Gone where no warning can wake thee to morning, Dead... ...mile or a sigh. The tree that is rootless must ever be fruitless; And thou art alone in thy death and thy birth; No last loving token of wedded love b... ...heir ghostly scorn! Still hold thou fast; – Heed not their despair! – Thou art thy future, not thy past; Let them glance and glare Thro’ the air. Thou... ...t him kiss, let him kiss, and his kisses shall make thee the sweeter. Thou art no nun, veiled and vowed; doomed to nourish a withering pallor! City ex... ... like a sun On a mind blank as the white wife of Lot, Giving it warmth and movement! if this be Delusion, think of what thereby was won For men, and d... ...omes to light, Through conquest of the inner beast, Which Measure tames to movement sane, In harmony with what is fair. Never is Earth misread by brai... ...panies in choric rings, Whom but to see made ear alert. For music did each movement rouse, And motion was a minstrel’s rage T o have our spirits out o... ...ing rings. Specked overhead the imminent vulture wings At poise, one fatal movement indiscreet, Sprung from the Aetna passions’ mad revolts, Draws dow...

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...,’ said Mr Springett, and rammed his hot tobacco with his thumb. ‘Take the art of wood-carving,’Hal went on. He reached across the planks, grabbed a w... ...ood curled up in front of it. Mr Springett watched like an old raven. ‘All art is one, man—one!’ said Hal between whacks; ‘and to wait on another man ... ...ne single talk was how Tom, Dick or Harry had stole this or t’other secret art from him.’ ‘I know that sort,’ said Mr Springett. ‘There’s no keeping ... ... the one English thing our Master liked—salt herring. ‘“I’m busy, about my art,” I calls. ‘“ Art?” says Bob. “What’s Art compared to your scroll-work ... ...ortal earth, and I would not put out bad work before I left the Lodge. All art’s one art, as I said. I bore Benedetto no malice. My spirits, d’ye see,... .... The wind had dropped, and in that funnel of ground every least noise and movement reached them like whispers up a water-Pipe. ‘That is clever,’ said...

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...ears at the Court of Fairyland, and had there acquired the almost impossible art of pronouncing five syllables as one. But the bow was lost upon Bruno... ...ing the alphabet, “As I was remarking, your Sub Excellency, this portentous movement—” Sylvie and Bruno Lewis Carroll 15 “You began too soon!” th... ...I was re marking,” chanted the obedient Lord Chancellor, “this por tentous movement has already assumed the dimensions of a Revolution!” “And what a... ...your point of view, that is correctly put. But for anyone who has a soul for Art, such a view is preposterous. Nature is one thing. Art is another. Na... ...Nature is one thing. Art is another. Nature shows us the world as it is. But Art—as a Latin author tells us—Art, you know the words have escaped my me... ...e of the graver thoughts of human life—it must be to one who has learned the Art of keeping such thoughts wholly at a distance in hours of mirth and c... ... a mixture will seem, no doubt, ill judged and re pulsive. And that such an Art exists I do not dispute: with youth, good health, and sufficient mone...

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...This Manor shall be thine, boy,” he said, “till I come again, or till thou art slain. Now, mount, men, and ride. We follow our Duke into Kent to make ... ...nd Una looked at Dan. ‘That’s seisin,’ said Puck, in a whisper. “‘Now thou art lawfully seised of the Manor, Sir Richard,” said he— ‘twas the first ti... ...it hath no play in this black age. Now Hugh here is a better man than thou art, Richard.” He had made his voice harsh and croaking, like a raven’s. “‘... ... He carried only the short knife and the long-bow. “Swordless and landless art thou, Hugh; and they call thee kin to Earl Godwin.” (Hugh was indeed of... ...g,” said he, “what would come of giving England to us Norman thieves. Here art thou, Richard, less than two days confirmed in thy Manor, and already t... ...ng in his armour. ‘So!’ said he; and he moved slowly through the beautiful movements of the Roman Salute, that ends with a hollow clang of the shield ... ...’ The stranger pretended to look along a gun. Hobden answered with a quick movement of the hand as though he were pegging down a rabbit-wire. ‘No. Tha...

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...rt, Yet Butler felt Want’s poignant sting; And Otway, Master of the Tragic art, Whom Pity’s self had taught to sing, Sank beneath a load of Woe; ... ... a sound, articulated breath — Gazest undaunted in the face of death! What art thou but a Meteor’s glaring light — Blazing a moment and then sunk i... ...tremble, lest not unaveng’d I grieve! The winds may learn your own delusive art, And faithless Ocean smile — but to deceive! - 49 - A Lover’s Compl... ...76 - Moriens Superstiti Coleridge: Poems Morienti Superstes ?1794 Yet art thou happier far than she Who feels the widow’s love for thee! For ... ...: Bright in thy parent’s eye we mark’d the tear; Methought he said, ‘‘Thou art no Actress here! A semblance of thyself the Grecian dame, And Bru... ... startle from their reedy bed. O beauteous birds! methinks ye measure Your movements to some heavenly tune! O beauteous birds! ’tis such a pleasure...

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...rt as yours has a very ample world within himself, and I am no believer in art for art, nor in what’s called ‘life’ for life’s sake. Neverthe- less, t... ... responsive. In spite of something faded and jaded in her physiognomy, her movements, her smile, and the tone of her voice, espe- cially when she laug... ...l- ing like a skylark, and rained down its silver notes. “Ah, give me that art,” I whispered, “and I will leave you your passion!” And I departed for ... ...I sat there strok- ing my hat and balancing the account between nature and art in my affable hostess, I felt like a very competent philosopher. She ha...

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...er, with his roaring twenties-style, buzzed-on-the-back-and-sides, neatly-combed-on-top haircut. When I saw him working at the Temporary Contemporary Art Museum downtown I approached him to model for some photos, not realizing how well my offer fit into his particular style of self-expression. The intention behind Jesse’s art, while it can’t be pinned down in a few word...

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...ical articles or reviews. Contact Information: info@thewildrosepress.com Cover Art by Tamra Westberry The Wild Rose Press PO Box 708 Adams B... ...ward, she placed the lyre against a pillar entwined with vines of gold, in a fluid movement that was part of her dance. With a toss of her head, sh... ...ted for a while, and once more, the land was filled with music and the delight of movement. She’d finished her task. Of course, the time would com... ...he rejoiced in it. She went deeper and swam for a while, enjoying the freedom of movement in the water, playing with Dancing With Fate 15 the... ...When she started to dance, he was captivated by her grace and the eloquence of her movements. She seemed unconcerned about her nakedness. Not that ... ... singing, while her upper body remained perfectly still, apart from the expressive movements of her arms. Her legs were slim and very long and she ...

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...orth of his ambush leapt, and he vaunted him, uttering thiswise: “Hit thou art! not in vain flew the shaft; how by rights it had pierced thee Into the... ... nowhere Aught over earth’s range found that is gifted with breath and has movement.” 48 A Reading of Life Poem: The Mares Of The Camargue [From the ...

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...en seen without my hide.” “Nay, I meant no harm, Baloo; but only that thou art, as it were, like the cocoanut in the husk, and I am the same co- coanu... ...ear, so that the people of the Jungle are afraid one of the other, as thou art afraid of the Hairless One.’ The First of the Tigers said, ‘They will n... ...things, but all the miracle lies in keeping still, in never making a hasty movement, and, for a long time, at least, in never looking directly at a vi... ...t. What more 37 Rudyard Kipling do they need?” said Mowgli angrily. “Thou art a man, Little Brother,” Akela returned. “It is not for US, the Free Hun... ...li stared and stared. “Now,” said he, “of us five, which is leader?” “Thou art leader, Little Brother,” said Gray Brother, and he licked Mowgli’s foot... ...re a fire, his paws tucked under his breast, and his eyes half shut. “Thou art of the Jungle and not of the Jungle,” he said at last. “And I am only a... ...girl were, the confusion looked no more than an uneasy, rippling, crawling movement under the horizon; but it came toward them each moment, and they c...

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...eared to rejoice in their flamelets. O widowed northern region, since thou art deprived of beholding these! When I had withdrawn from regarding them, ... ...the backs of their hands making sign. And one of them began, “Whoever thou art, turn thy face as thou thus goest; consider if in the world thou didst ... ... mid-circle of the supernal motion, which is called Equa- tor in a certain art, 8 and which always remains between the sun and the winter, for the re... ...ving his look only up along his thigh, and said, “Now go up thou, for thou art valiant.” I recognized then who he was, and that effort which was still... ...ell acquainted with him. 19 Dante now, 10 but tell me why just here thou art seated? awaitest thou a guide, or has only thy wonted mood recaptured t... ...years have passed?—which is a shorter space compared to the eternal than a movement of the eyelids to the circle that is slowest turned in Heaven. Wit... ...t his eyes fixedly upon the sun, made of his right side the centre for his movement, and turned the left part of him- self. “O sweet light, with confi... ...tice in having joy for good, and grief for evil. The heavens initiate your movements: I do not say all of them; but, supposing that I said it, light 5... ...lready explained (Canto XXI), the vapors of earth do not rise. 5 With the movement given to it by the motions of the heav- ens. 105 Dante regains as...

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...The Winds Fandango Of Time Pomegranate Without You, In You Gift Of The Already Given Communication Is A Purpose Of Meaning The Arbitrary Is Not Art The Bronze-Feathered Bird No Emperor No Platonic Spaces Very Old Are The Stars The Force A Basin Filled With Water Pike Is Pike And Not More Everywhere, Nowhere Identity Retrieved From The Sea The Face Leavings...

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... open for Richard to enter. Inside, red and black shad­ ows danced in a rhythmic movement to a slow burning gold and red fire in the center of the te... ...assion," Alana continued, "for the environment is well known." She mastered the art of public relations: give credibility to one's reputation by way... ... hit today. CNN said that you were go­ ing to be the darling ofthe environmental movement. So what's the problem?" River Song asked without any emoti... ... office. Alana had a pencil between her teeth, and her body was in full aerobic movement as she side­ stepped from one end of the long desk to the ot... ... battles with General Motors." "I'm sorry. You're right. This is a grass-roots movement. I just meant that our goal is larger in scope." "You shou... ...junk bonds to naive blue chip stockholders. He had raised Insider Trading to an art form that made even Ivan Boetsky look like an amateur. After all... ...y, "Buying a Congressman or a Beauracrat is a skill, but buying a Senator is an art form." Pierce also visualized himself as a Master Sculptor, who ... ...t form." Pierce also visualized himself as a Master Sculptor, who fashioned new art forms of corruption and then molded them to perfection. Before ... ...private conference room, which was, in reality, a sound stage with state-of-the-art and completely automated video equip­ ment hidden behind one-way ...

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...l Property?, 1 2 Thomas Jefferson Writes a Letter, 17 3 The Second Enclosure Movement, 42 4 The Internet Threat, 54 5 The Farmers’ Tale: An Allegory, ... ...these issues. The work of Richard Stallman, the creator of the free software movement, remains an inspiration even though he pro- foundly disagrees wi... ...ers, and librarians have actually done much of the hard work of building the movement I describe at the end of this book. Jamie Love has touched, spar... ... else- where. Portions of Chapters 2 and 3 appeared as “The Second Enclosure Movement and the Construction of the Public Domain”; 1 Chapter 7 shares l... ...er voluntary communication to others, free as the air to common use.” 12 Our art, our culture, our science depend on this public domain every bit as m... ...ice gets formed, you prefer it to some government funding body or coterie of art mavens. At the same time as you are developing your culture, you want... ...__ 37278_u01.qxd 8/28/08 11:04 AM Page 4 Instead of having ministries of art that define the appropriate culture to be produced this year, or turni... ...mons. But why should we care? Because the public domain is the basis for our art, our science, and our self-understanding. It is the raw material from... ... markets, our democracy, our science, our traditions of free speech, and our art all depend more heavily on a public domain of freely available materi...

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...attitude was easy and graceful, and he used no stiff rigidity nor restless movements to mask his anxiety. At Sir Marmaduke’s desire, he could not but ... ...blame for being with thy husband,’ he answered, clasp- ing her hand. ‘Thou art mine henceforth. I will soon cut our way out of the web thy treacherous... ...ey met his. Behind the Queen’s chair a few words could be spoken. ‘Ma mie, art thou well again? Canst bear this journey now?’ ‘Quite well, now! quite ... ... is forged?’ said Lord Walwyn, aware that handwriting was too difficult an art, and far too crabbed, among persons of Osbert’s class, for there to be ... ... face must not be muffled any longer from those who love you.’ She made no movement of obedience, until her aunt pe- remptorily bade her turn back her... ...able win- dow, streamed down very near where Eustacie lay, and by a slight movement Dame Rotrou was able to render the little 182 Yo n g e face as di... ...nd her son by carrying on a trade in the more delicate ‘subtilties’ of the art, which were greatly rel- ished at the civic feasts. Noemi was a grave, ... ...ihilated thought, then of frightfully sensitive organs, when light, sound, movement, or scent were alike agony; and when he slowly revived, it was wit... ...t. ‘Ah! ma belle, my sweet,’ as there was a mutual kissing of hands, ‘thou art returned. Had I known thine hour, I had gone down for thy first embrace...

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...unfamiliar Church of England service. The Lord’s Prayer “Our Father, which art”—set the seal on that desolation. Sophie found herself thinking how in ... ...ted certain young bees to educate certain new-born bees in the almost lost art of mak- ing Royal Jelly. How the nectar for it was won out of hours in ... ...sts must go elsewhere to witness the”debates,” “resolutions,” and “popular movements” of 94 Actions and Reactions the old days. The only people to su... ... want the firmament to yourself? PICCIOLA—Both Poles have been overdone in Art and Lit- erature. Leave them to Science for the next twenty years. You ... ...ith the Stone Eyes have left me an ox, a slave, or a woman.’ I said: ‘Thou art then That One?’ The Hajji said: ‘I am ten thousand rupees reward into t... ...uldn’t I give to have here” (he mentioned a name not unhonoured in British Art). “Am- bition plucking apples of Sodom!” (the monkey had pricked himsel... ...aps to the kennels was at work all over the world. Forces, Activities, and Movements sprang into be- ing, agitated themselves, coalesced, and, in one ... ...ith him at the Governor’s table, his allocution to the Governor on the New Movement, and the sins of Imperialism, I purposely omit. At three in the af...

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...m, set up some semblance of them in his own other medium, by his own other art—nothing could better consort than that, I nat urally allow, with the d... ...convenience for those who passionately cultivate the image of life and the art, on the whole so beneficial, of projecting it. The seer and speaker unde... ...hetic vision, the mind led captive by a charm and a spell, an incalculable art. The essential property of such a form as that is to give out its finest... ...den Bowl may apply there reigns one sovereign truth—which decrees that, as art is nothing if not exemplary, care nothing if not active, finish nothing ... ...of the Empire they had been the loot of far off victories. The young man’s movements, however, betrayed no consistency of attention—not even, for that... ...r father’s the natural fowl running about the bassecour. His feathers, his movements, his sounds—those are the parts that, with me, are left out.” “Ah... ...n her as pect and her character. Her character was attested by the second movement of her face, which convinced the be holder that her vision of the ... ...and the shape and colour of her finger nails, he knew her special beauty of movement and line when she turned her back, and the perfect working of all ... ...” Charlotte, frankly charmed with the cup, smiled back at him now. “A lost art?” “Call it a lost art.” “But of what time then is the whole thing?” “We...

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...CS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 243 THREE MOVEMENTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 244 THE SEVEN S... ...place, While those same hundreds mock another day Because we have made our art of common things, So bitterly, you’d dream they longed to look All thei... ...n For the San Marco Library, Whence turbulent Italy should draw Delight in Art whose end is peace, In logic and in natural law By sucking at the dugs ... ...cries The catch cries of the clown, The beating down of the wise And great Art beaten down. Maybe a twelvemonth since Suddenly I began, In scorn of th... ...ted lady loved by a man. Hic. Yet surely there are men who have made their art Out of no tragic war, lovers of life, Impulsive men that look for happi... ...hetorician would deceive his neighbours, The sentimentalist himself; while art Is but a vision of reality. What portion in the world can the artist ha... ...d, More women born than men.’ 244 THE COLLECTED POEMS OF W.B. YEATS THREE MOVEMENTS SHAKESPEAREAN fish swam the sea, far away from land; Romantic fish ... ...e wound her coal black hair As though to strangle her, no scream Or bodily movement did I dare, 268 THE COLLECTED POEMS OF W.B. YEATS Eyes under eyel... ...yl, or chrysolite; And there, in juggleries of sight and sense, Become one movement, energy, delight, Until the overburthened moon is dead. [A number ...

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