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 1 1 |          the creations of ancient art, the works of~which were
 2 1 |          by that great~thought of Art, which in those old days
 3 1 |           a lover of the heraldic~art by a simplicity which proves
 4 1 |           clover, while Christian art is~faithful to the Trinity.
 5 1 |          In this respect Venetian art becomes~heretical.~ ~If
 6 1 |     yourself why such miracles of art are not renewed in the present~
 7 2 |   ciphering; he knew the military~art and heraldry, but, excepting
 8 6 |         rather longer than modern art~permits.~ ~Mademoiselle
 9 6 |         judge soberly of men, and art, and things, and public~
10 6 |           her~that country of all Art. This celebrated man, who
11 6 |         the intellect; she adores Art~and artists; she goes from
12 7 |       most fantastic creations of art~that she could find. The
13 7 |          thousand developments of Art, on the~other the sameness
14 8 |        ardor toward the things of Art. You may believe a poor
15 8 |        women who love him. In his art he has that~deep Italian
16 8 |         inspirations from heaven; Art is something saintly and~
17 8 |           artist~is a missionary. Art is a religion, which has
18 8 |         is competent to criticise~art, science, literature, and
19 8 |       beautiful, more living than art can tell to those who~read
20 8 |        where all the resources of art are displayed to exhibit
21 9 |  personages in works of~religious art; through it they see all
22 9 |         charming knowledge of the art~of dress. Ear-rings of silver
23 14|           the greatest efforts of art are always~the timid copying
24 14|           them is so much artless art; such~innocent seduction
25 14| absolutely. I have no triumphs~of art, no applause of crowds stirred
26 14|           Frenchwomen possess the art of such scenic effects;
27 15|           in which~women have the art of saying all things. She
28 18|          they pass~from nature to art.~ ~Madame de Rochefide had
29 18|         who retain love know the /art/ of~loving. Now, though
30 24|         as there are varieties of art,~mental and moral specialties,
31 24|           the~difficulties of his art or profession, and whose
32 25|        that sort of woman has the art of making.~She wore a guipure
33 25|         as his superiority in the art of love;~a statement which