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The Art journal (1849)

London : George Virtue · leaf 71

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THE ART JOURNAL. 49 declares that it was he who, when the boys needed money dug in the garden for a whole day. Beyond question it was for one of their projects, suggested that they might raise the mental preoccupation that lay at the root of his dislike of phy- wind by selling some of the verses… … nature, and compared with those which Entrance to Holywell Glen, were to follow were of not much higher promise than the first and never re¬ sical exertion. Indolence spells ruin to the man of commerce, published essays of Thomas Carlyle. Their highest strains are but it is not more pernicious than…

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