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Portrait of John Oliver Hobbes John Oliver Hobbes,  The Annotated The Tales of John Oliver Hobbes… (1894)

“ De Boys Mauden and Mrs. Wrath. (She was always studiously careful to think of the actress as Mrs. Wrath) . As a consequence, she had thought herself prepared to see footprints — anywhere. Eliza had very cynical and, of course, very mistaken ideas about the artistic-temperament. But in her secret heart, and very much against that grim adviser — her better judgment — she was strongly attached to the blithe Sophia, and now she saw that the footmarks had their ridiculous toes pointed towards the carriage-drive, she was filled with an unreasonable, but very real alarm. ”
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Portrait of John Oliver Hobbes John Oliver Hobbes,  The Annotated The Tales of John Oliver Hobbes… (1894)

“ But we were not sent into the world to love. Subjectivity is fatal to Art: all great Art is objective. And love is subjectivity in its lowest phase. I use these philosophical terms because they are convenient, and because they are sufficiently comprehensive to cover all subtle — and perhaps agonizing—distinctions. I hope the Madonna [4] will prove your greatest work. I will write to Margaret from town. Please tell her this.—Your unhappy Sophia. ”
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