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It may speak other minds along the course and learn the rocks and the havens of other voy- agers — but still the sea is wide, the winds uncertain, and each brain must bend to its own masts.
But leaving similitude, the question of genius and mat- rimony has perplexing phases. I heard the issue warmly contended recently, by members of both sexes, whether a gifted woman had naturally a right to discard her art when its best usefulness was still ahead, and bind her life to domestic use.
In English ...social life it is an old and accepted maxim that rank imposes obligation. One of the disputants held that with such a precedent upheld in the comparatively imma- terial ethics of social functions, it should apply with im- measurably greater force in the world of art.
"Then you would have a cloister and immune within it the gifted women of the world, and famish their hearts in order that some hundreds, or thousands, might gaze raptur- ously for five mmutes on a landscape or a madonna painted by some creature, to you unknown, who mixes the oils of the canvas with the tears of a desolate heart.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It may speak other minds along the course and learn the rocks and the havens of other voy- agers — but still the sea is wide, the winds uncertain, and each brain must bend to its own masts.
But leaving similitude, the question of genius and mat- rimony has perplexing phases. I heard the issue warmly contended recently, by members of both sexes, whether a gifted woman had naturally a right to discard her art when its best usefulness was still ahead, and bind her life to domestic use.
In English ...social life it is an old and accepted maxim that rank imposes obligation. One of the disputants held that with such a precedent upheld in the comparatively imma- terial ethics of social functions, it should apply with im- measurably greater force in the world of art.
"Then you would have a cloister and immune within it the gifted women of the world, and famish their hearts in order that some hundreds, or thousands, might gaze raptur- ously for five mmutes on a landscape or a madonna painted by some creature, to you unknown, who mixes the oils of the canvas with the tears of a desolate heart.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hoke, Robert Lee, 1863-1902. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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