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She is quite willing to marry and often makes an admirable mother and wife, but sometimes she finds the menial character of housework, its monotony and dependence too much for her. The feminist aglow with equality and imbued with too vivid a feeling of sex antagonism may marry and bear children, but she rarely becomes a fireside companion of the type the average man idealizes.
She dreamed about him that night, and nothing idealizes and renders fascinating one in whom we have already an interest like dreaming of him or of her.
How well I know, and how I hate and almost fear, those haphazard walks through unknown streets; and this was the reason why, as nothing would induce me to undertake a tour in Italy by myself, I made up my mind to accompany my friend Paul Pavilly. You know Paul, and how he idealizes women.
She wrote Corinne, Delphine, "in which she idealizes herself," a work on Germany, and various other productions. She was versatile, vigorous in thought, and humane in her temper and spirit. ENGLISH POETRY. Literature in England, especially in the department of poetry, casting off the trammels of the classical school, in which Dryden and Pope were foremost, entered on a new and splendid era.
Thus he idealizes the past and the present, showing beauty shining through the dullness and error of human history. Is he not, then, the enemy of progress, since he will lead his readers to imagine that things are ideal as they are?
The artist who idealizes her discovers in her or imprints upon her the image of beauty: this last is a great master.... Placed between Nature and the ideal, between what is and what must be, the artist has a vast career before him in order to pass from the reality he sees to the beauty he divines.
"Precisely," answered Gervase quickly and with some warmth; "but my spirit idealizes it, my imagination sees beyond it, my soul grasps it." "Oh, you have a soul?" exclaimed Dr. Dean, beginning to laugh again. "Now, how did you find that out?" Gervase looked at him in a sudden surprise. "Every man has an inward self, naturally," he said.
You say that the world of Art is a world by itself; that side by side of it, and unaffected by it, moves the world of what you call real life. And that whatever be the relation between the two worlds, whether we are to say that the one imitates the other, or interprets it, or idealizes it, it does not, in any case, set it aside.
A girl idealizes, and idealizes those who are not worthy. Inevitably the day comes when she laughs at herself, if she does not do worse and pity herself for having been such a goose. Only a few of the friendships made in school are destined to endure. One of the foremost of those that last is founded on similarity of interest.
This does not mean that one cannot see any faults in the friend, or know that one's own are seen, without losing affection. There is always something flimsy and insecure about a friendship that simply idealizes. Any relation should be all the stronger for a frank acknowledgment of its imperfections.
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