Littell's Living Age, Volume 149Living Age Company Incorporated, 1881 |
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Page 363
... light and shade must be taken together , but a mere allusion should be either kindly , or absolutely indispensa- ble . As we think of the numerous ref- erences in this volume which are neither , we are tempted to rejoice , instead of la ...
... light and shade must be taken together , but a mere allusion should be either kindly , or absolutely indispensa- ble . As we think of the numerous ref- erences in this volume which are neither , we are tempted to rejoice , instead of la ...
Page 432
... LIGHT marvellously soft yet penetrat- ing ; everywhere diffused ; everywhere reflected without radiance ; poured from the moon , high above our heads in a sky tinted through all shades and modulations of blue , from turquoise on the ...
... LIGHT marvellously soft yet penetrat- ing ; everywhere diffused ; everywhere reflected without radiance ; poured from the moon , high above our heads in a sky tinted through all shades and modulations of blue , from turquoise on the ...
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... light was blent with mist upon the surface of the shimmering waters . The distinction between prospects viewed from a mountain overlooking a great plain , or viewed from heights that , like this , dominate the sea , principally lies in ...
... light was blent with mist upon the surface of the shimmering waters . The distinction between prospects viewed from a mountain overlooking a great plain , or viewed from heights that , like this , dominate the sea , principally lies in ...
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