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...seen any aim at the expression of abstract power ; never any appearance of a consciousness that, iu this primal art of man, there is room for the marking...the clouds, and lifts her shadowy cones of mountain purplo into the pale arch of the sky ; for these, and other glories more than these, refuse not to...

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...agitates animal organization, — but of that also which upheaves the pillars of the earth, and build^ up her barren precipices into the coldness of the clouds, and lifts hor shadowy cones of mountain purple into tl. e pale arch of the sky ; for these, and other glories...

...the leaf, and polish to the shell, and grace to every p'llse that agitates animal organization, — but of that also which reproves the pillars of the...thoughts, with the work of his own hand ; the grey clitf loses not its nobleness when it reminds us 'of some Cyclopean waste of mural stone ; the pinnacles...

...the leaf, and polish to the shell, and grace to every pulse that agitates animal organization, — but of that also which reproves the pillars of the...than these, refuse not to connect themselves, in his thonghts, with the work of his own hand ; the grey cliff loses not its nobleness when it reminds us...

...the leaf, and polish to the shell, and grace to every pulse that agitates animal organization, — but of that also which reproves the pillars of the earth, and builds up her ban-en precipices into the coldness of the clouds, and lifts her shadowy cones of mountain purple into...