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...workers was to paint what they saw as they saw it. Art in this early period of the Renaissance is comparable to a great uncut diamond which appears in the sixteenth century cut and ready for polish, but it is not until the seventeenth century that we see the jewel in its perfection. After the seventeenth century the diamond degenerates into a mere imitation of its past splendor...
Principal Disputants. - Affirmative: E C. Jewel and R. C. Larrabee. - Negative: W. C. Douglass, Jr., and A. H. Gordon. Open to all students of the University...
...kingdom; I shall devote this day to the living God and I think he will put me through. I am to God as he is to me and I am with Him. He has left his peace unfinished and now he has sent me out to put the jewel of today in that particular archway...
...test of the true type of religion. True Christianity is humane, social and friendly, and the true church is the church most full of God, consequently nearest man. (2) As the test of our life work. (3) As the test of what Christ would make of us. The jewel that drops from its setting into the dust can not of itself return to its place, and unless returned must lie degraded; the violin that hangs on your wall can not when once out of tune give forth strains of harmony till you tune it again. This is what Christ would...
Among the newly-published books added to the library in the last few days are Edwin Arnold's "Lotus and Jewel;" Brete Hart's "Phyllis of the Sierras;" and "On the Track of Ulysses." by W. J. Stillman...