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"It represents dreams of artistic magnificence." Buffalo Evening News. "The secret of his power is the same God-given secret that inspired Shakespeare and upheld Dickens." Philadelphia Sunday Dispatch. "It is the greatest story since Bunyan's 'Pilgrim's Progress." Grand Rapids Herald. "It is a classic in nature and spirit and rendering." Omaha World-Herald.
This stamp represents the permission of the government whose minister affixes it that the traveller may enter the territory under their jurisdiction. Besides this, it is necessary to get permission from the authorities of Paris to leave the city. Nobody can leave France without this. This permission, too, like the others, is given by a stamp upon the passport.
Belgium also finds her place in the French pavilion, with an exhibit of great interest, including many admirable modern paintings, fine panoramas of Antwerp, Ghent and Bruges, and a collection of rare old laces that will delight the heart of every woman. Greece. The Greek Pavilion represents the latest addition of a foreign nation to the Exposition family.
If, as Groos asserts, a symbol has two chief meanings, one in which it indicates a physical process which stands for a psychic process, and another in which it indicates a part which represents the whole, erotic symbolism of act corresponds to the first of these chief meanings, and erotic symbolism of object to the other.
This personal element, besides other things, represents perhaps more powerfully than it represents anything else, and than anything else represents this, a certain reaction from the ornate and fluent Romanticism of the school of Keats and Tennyson. Both, especially the latter, influenced Mr. Arnold consciously and unconsciously.
We have, however, amended this rule, and enacted in the form of law what the ancients expressed in the form only of advice, by assimilating the heir to the old purchaser of the family, and have rightly forbidden the heir, who now represents that character, and all other persons connected with him by the tie referred to, to bear witness in a matter in which, in a sense, they would be witnesses in their own behalf.
"The above cut represents the fate in store for those great pests of Southern society the carpet-bagger and scalawag if found in Dixie's land after the break of day on the 4th of March next." Nor could any except doctrinaires or the stupid have expected that the whites would long submit to such a regime.
Of agricultural laborers, there occur two or three only, introduced by the artists into a slab of Sennacherib's which represents the transport of a winged bull. They are dressed in the ordinary short tunic and belt, and are employed in drawing water from a river by the help of hand-swipes for the purpose of irrigating their lands. Boatmen are far more common.
He represents all that holds society together; his 'sanctions, as I have said, are taken to be on the same plane with the 'moral sanctions' not dependent upon them, but other modes of applying similar motives.
"Well, we must hope the old county is not going to be beaten this afternoon; for I take it your brother represents Fernshire, and Montague England, and the race by all accounts is reduced pretty well to a match between them.
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