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... few miles up the Neckar, in a room whose walls were hung all over with framed por- trait-groups of the Five Corps; some were recent, but many ant... ..., but latterly we had been moving through a steadily thickening double row of pictures of it, done in oil, water, chromo, wood, steel, cop- per, crayo...

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...rgus divided his cares between the strata and Dolores’ kodak, how even his photography could not spoil Aunt Alda; how charming a group of sisters Dolo...

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...tty or plaster, with tools and hardy pigments; a carpenter’s bench; and a spared corner for photography, while at the far end a space is kept clear fo...

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...e proud of itself; it has been revealed to the world at large by copi- ous photography. A clear, abundant stream gushes from the foot of a high hill (...

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... commented on the statuesque appear- ance of Count Henri: ‘Is the pose for photography or for sculpture?’ Neither of them showed a sign of surprise or... ...k; she had his like- ness there. Commander Beauchamp encouraged the art of photography, as those that make long voyages do, in recip- rocating what th...

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...eri- ously salute the public—the female public with a pressing tenderness—to come in and be ‘took’? What did they do with their greasy blandishments, ...

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...he would do it for me. I thought to myself: She? why what can she know about photography? But it was a poor time to be thinking. When I looked around,...

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...e-acting and Developing the Soul-power, Banking and Spanish, Chiropody and Photography, Elec- trical Engineering and Window-trimming, Poultry-raising ...

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...ent against the attacks of the mosquitoes. Even in these days of celestial photography, work done in a purely temporary erection, and with only the mo...

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...produce. It is to be regretted that no mental method of da- guerreotype or photography has yet been discovered, by which the characters of men can be ...

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...rther into the portfolio, and remarked, “The only art that interests me is photography.” Erskine and Sir Charles again exchanged glances, and the form... ...y.” Erskine and Sir Charles again exchanged glances, and the former said: “Photography is not an art in the sense in which I under- stand the term. It... ... complexly organized, and more perfect, yet simple and beautiful method of photography in the hands of tradesmen, sneering at it publicly and resortin... ...re becom- ing better artists than they, and naturally so; for where, as in photography, the drawing counts for nothing, the thought and judgment count... ...s what idea he had formed of the future of the arts. He replied promptly. “Photography perfected in its recently discovered power of reproducing color... ...r own nature, even though the attack upon them is led by a man who prefers photography to etching.” “But I assure you—You quite mistake me,” said Ersk... ...rles. “Shall we return to the gal- lery? I have a few treasures there that photography is not likely to surpass for some time yet.” “Let’s go through ... ...raph such a wretched old rookery?” “Here is a view of the best room in it. Photography gives you a fair idea of the broken flooring and patched window...

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... is filled by a garish light which resembles the magne- sium light used in photography, and I am conscious of a wave of heat. I jump to the window to ...

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... in it, as compared with the perpetual ferryings of the present hour, when photography and other conve- niences have annihilated surprise. Miss Border...

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...ological suggestion, I will take a different illustration, namely, stellar photography. A photo- graphic plate exposed on a clear night reproduces the... ...(1) We can collect together all the happenings in one place, as is done by photography so far as light is concerned; (2) We can collect together all t...

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...“By all means,” was the cry. “We will build her a bower somewhere near the photography.” “I am only afraid,” added Jane, “of her offering to do palm- ...

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... ocean of morbidity.”[49] [49] Henry Wood: Ideal Suggestion through Mental Photography. Boston, 1899, p. 54. Although the disciples of the mind-cure o... ...rces, and for the sake of [63] Henry Wood: Ideal suggestion through Mental Photography, pp. 51, 70 (abridged). 121 William James individual ends. For...

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...a series of reproducible subjects—such moreover as might best consort with photography—the reference of which to Novel or Tale should exactly be not c...

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...on, Age of Sacred Terror, pp. 123–124. 84. On the group’s surveillance and photography activities, see trial testimony of L’Houssaine Kherchtou,United...