Art in Scotland Its Origin And Progress
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. The members declare they are actuated by no feeling of hostility to any existing institution, and consider that the objects in view in which their own interests are so deeply concerned, will be best attained by their own exertions. " The following notice also appears on the cover of the catalogue : " I. Each Academician shall give on his appointment 25 guineas to the funds of the Academy, and each Associate 10 guineas. On an Associate being elected an Academician, he shall give 15 guineas mor...e to the same fund.
"II. Each subscriber of 25 guineas or upwards to be called an Honorary Member, and to have free admission to all exhibitions, and three friends, for life. Also access to the library, collection of casts, &c. , at certain periods to be afterwards specified.
" III. A subscriber of 10 guineas will be entitled to free admission for himself and one friend to the annual exhibitions of the Academy for life.
" IV. A subscriber of 5 guineas will be entitled to free admission to the annual exhibition for life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. The members declare they are actuated by no feeling of hostility to any existing institution, and consider that the objects in view in which their own interests are so deeply concerned, will be best attained by their own exertions. " The following notice also appears on the cover of the catalogue : " I. Each Academician shall give on his appointment 25 guineas to the funds of the Academy, and each Associate 10 guineas. On an Associate being elected an Academician, he shall give 15 guineas mor...e to the same fund.
"II. Each subscriber of 25 guineas or upwards to be called an Honorary Member, and to have free admission to all exhibitions, and three friends, for life. Also access to the library, collection of casts, &c. , at certain periods to be afterwards specified.
" III. A subscriber of 10 guineas will be entitled to free admission for himself and one friend to the annual exhibitions of the Academy for life.
" IV. A subscriber of 5 guineas will be entitled to free admission to the annual exhibition for life.
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