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This man, who took no joy in the way of his brethren who cared not for conquest, and fretted in the field this designer of quaint patterns this deviser of the beautiful who perceived in Nature about him curious curvings, as faces are seen in the fire this dreamer apart was the first artist.
The Chevalier de Magny rendered himself a great favourite of his august master; he brought with him the modes and the gaieties of Paris; he was the deviser of all the masquerades and balls, the recruiter of the ballet-dancers, and by far the most brilliant and splendid young gentleman of the Court.
Hill or even the average deviser of work and guide of labor does. Then even ideal ethics cannot say in this actual world: Let both have the same. That would simply be Robin Hood ethics: rob the man who produces much, and give the plunder to the man who produces little. Hence comes the disguising of the schemes to do it, even so that they often deceive their own devisers.
This he rolled out to an extremely tenuous consistency and spread it deftly across the unused keyhole, which it completely though thinly, veiled. "Now, what's that for?" inquired the chemist, eying the improvised closure with some contempt. "Don't know, exactly, yet," replied the deviser, cheerfully.
He was concocting, you could not term it composing, an article, a 'very slashing article, which was to prove that the penny postage must be the destruction of the aristocracy. It was a grand subject, treated in his highest style. His parallel portraits of Rowland Hill the conqueror of Almarez and Rowland Hill the deviser of the cheap postage were enormously fine.
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