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 1 1|      learning, some example of its art. Nothing seemed lacking
 2 1|          there was no restraint on art or morals, when torture
 3 1|      fashions, furniture, works of art and fiascos, made for him
 4 1|         wonderful cameos! Works of art upon works of art, till
 5 1|         Works of art upon works of art, till the craftsman's skill
 6 1| masterpiece after masterpiece till art itself became hateful at
 7 1|       bored by all this luxury and art. He struggled in vain against
 8 1|            the glories of Imperial art. There, another, who but
 9 1|      stultification of intellects. Art, science, public works,
10 1|             real government is the art of ruling by public opinion." ~"
11 1|          of this epicurean work of art was enhanced by the splendors
12 1|        sighed. ~"What a mountebank art thou with thy 'Ah'! Look
13 2|           awoke in me. To speak of art, is to speak of illusion.
14 2|      historical memoirs, a work of art such as never was, since
15 2|            nowadays, and the whole art of the complete courtier.
16 2|            Debauch is as surely an art as poetry, and is not for
17 2|           of vitality. War, Power, Art, like Debauch, are all forms