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Scully; and, trying to find consolation in the remark, she sighed. Another priest, as if fearing further religious shop from his fellow-worker, informed Mr. Barton, in a cheerful tone of voice, that he had heard he was a great painter. 'I don't know I don't know, replied Mr. Barton; 'painting is, after all, only dreaming.
Thereafter followed many visits to Down, and, whenever Darwin was in London, the certainty of half-an-hour's keen talk all that the doctor allowed with his friend and fellow-worker on some critical question of the moment. Darwin's admiration of his friend's powers was outspoken.
Cousins pretend they're better than pigs, and diverge bounding from the road at the hint of the stick. You can't get them to grunt more than is exactly agreeable to them. 'My belief is that if our cause is just our flag will triumph, Miss Grace Barrow, Jane Mattock's fellow-worker and particular friend, observed to Dr. Forbery.
In spite of a chorus of nervous assent from all his flock, and the blushing disappearance of the two superfluous standers, the 'bus-conductor continued his lament in this strain. To the man with a small but loud grievance, sympathy is a fatal offering. The 'bus-conductor had a round red nose, and very defective teeth. Kew studied him in a new light, for this was Jay's fellow-worker.
He gives the following reasons for this practice at the time when he was living in a Mongol tent learning the language, hundreds of miles away from his nearest fellow-worker: 'I think it a special duty to my friends, specially my mother, to keep this diary, and to be particular in adding my state of mind in addition to my mere outward circumstances.
Under a different social system the people may come to recognize the artist as a fellow-worker, elaborating his products in exchange for other desirable things, and may accord him welcome rather than envy. However, it will doubtless always remain true that the subtler and more intellectual types of art can never become popular.
From his fellow-worker who waited in the shadow of the trees outside, he learned that John Thomas had been secured in the body but not in spirit. The newspaper man readily agreed to labor with the erring brother and hoped to be able to deliver his soul alive. Once again was John Thomas roused from his slumbers, and not by a familiar voice this time, but by an unknown vision in evening dress.
Fra Bartolommeo was sent, when nine years old, into the workshop of Cosimo Rosselli, where he began his artist's life by colour-grinding, sweeping out the shop, and errand-running. It was in Cosimo's bottega that he made acquaintance with Mariotto Albertinelli, who became his intimate friend and fellow-worker.
I grieve for you as for a fellow-worker once inspired by devotion to a noble calling, who has fallen from her high estate. Good morning, madam." So Peter thought as he sat tattooing with his finger-tips upon the desk; but only said "It would have to be well done." "Everything would depend upon how it was done," agreed Miss Ramsbotham. "Badly done, the idea would be wasted.
Whereas Giotto, the shepherd boy, was a pioneer, almost solitary, by sheer force of mind and by his sincerity and intensity of feeling breaking new paths to expression, for Raphael, on the contrary, the son of a painter and poet, the fellow-worker and well-beloved friend of many of the most powerful artistic personalities of his own or any age, the way was already prepared along which he moved in triumphant progress.
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