...in such a soil and in such in atmosphere. " Therefore, my good friend, I repeat that, if a talent is to be speedily and happily developed, the great point...a great deal of intellect and sound culture should bo current in a nation. "We admire the tragedies of the ancient Greeks; but, to take a correct view...

...Ampere and Merime'e at a very early age, " If a talent is to be speedily and happily developed the chief point is that a great deal of intellect and sound culture should be current in a nation." There is certainly a great deal of intellect current in the United States. But it is chiefly directed...

...of our times, and the greatest critic of all times. " POETRY AND POPULAR LIFE—THE GREEKS—BURNS. "We admire the tragedies of the ancient Greeks; but, to take a correct view of the case, we ought to admire the period and the nation in which their production was possible, rather than the individual...

...BURNS. "We admire the tragedies of the ancient Greeks; but, to take a correct view of the case, we ought to admire the period and the nation in which their production was possible, rather than the individual authors ; for, though these pieces differ in some points from each other,...

...and Me'rime'e at a very early age, " If a talent is to be speedily and happily developed, the chief point is that a great deal of intellect and sound culture should be current ' in a nation." There is certainly a great deal of intellect current in the United States ; but it is chiefly directed...

...more unfavourable to art. Goethe said, " If a talent is to be speedily and happily developed the chief point is that a great deal of intellect and sound culture should be current in a nation.1' There is certainly a great deal of intellect current in the United States. But it is chiefly...

...that be possible — than to make the most of them when they are vouchsafed us. Says Goethe: — " We admire the Tragedies of the ancient Greeks ; but to take a correct view of the case, we ought to admire the period and the nation in which their production was possible rather than the individual...

...— " We admire the Tragedies of the ancient Greeks; but to take a correct view of the case, we ought to admire the period and the nation in which their production was possible rather than the individual authors; for though these pieces differ in some points from each other,...

...in such a soil and in such an atmosphere. " Therefore, my good friend, I repeat that, if a talent is to be speedily and happily developed, the great point...possible than the individual authors ; for though each of these pieces differs a little from every other, and though one of these poets appears somewhat...

...perceive how great a bearing it has upon the fostering of a national drama. Goethe says : " If a talent is to be speedily and happily developed the great point...We admire the tragedies of the ancient Greeks, but we ought rather to admire the period and the nation in which their production was possible than the...