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1830
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From this reading To The Lieutenant-Colonel of Artillery, Periollas, As a Testimony of the Affectionate Esteem of the Author, Whenever you have gone to take a serious look at the exhibition of works of sculpture and painting, such as it has been since the revolution of 1830, have you not been seized by a sense of uneasiness, weariness, sadness, at the sight of those long and over-crowded galleries?
adeterminerUS /ə/
used before a singular noun to mean one of a group, when it is not a particular one
From this reading To The Lieutenant-Colonel of Artillery, Periollas, As a Testimony of the Affectionate Esteem of the Author, Whenever you have gone to take a serious look at the exhibition of works of sculpture and painting, such as it has been since the revolution of 1830, have you not been seized by a sense of uneasiness, weariness, sadness, at the sight of those long and over-crowded galleries?
Affectionate
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From this reading To The Lieutenant-Colonel of Artillery, Periollas, As a Testimony of the Affectionate Esteem of the Author, Whenever you have gone to take a serious look at the exhibition of works of sculpture and painting, such as it has been since the revolution of 1830, have you not been seized by a sense of uneasiness, weariness, sadness, at the sight of those long and over-crowded galleries?
againnounUS /again/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading The Louvre has again been taken by assault,--this time by a populace of artists who have maintained themselves in it.
AmongprepositionUS /əˈmʌŋ/
surrounded by; in the middle of a group
From this reading Among the two hundred selected paintings, the public could still choose: a crown was awarded to the masterpiece by hands unseen.
andconjunctionUS /ənd/
used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together
From this reading To The Lieutenant-Colonel of Artillery, Periollas, As a Testimony of the Affectionate Esteem of the Author, Whenever you have gone to take a serious look at the exhibition of works of sculpture and painting, such as it has been since the revolution of 1830, have you not been seized by a sense of uneasiness, weariness, sadness, at the sight of those long and over-crowded galleries?
artauxiliary verbUS /ɑːrt/
an old form of “are”, used with “thou”
From this reading In other days, when the Salon presented only the choicest works of art, it conferred the highest honor on the creations there exhibited.
Artillery
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From this reading To The Lieutenant-Colonel of Artillery, Periollas, As a Testimony of the Affectionate Esteem of the Author, Whenever you have gone to take a serious look at the exhibition of works of sculpture and painting, such as it has been since the revolution of 1830, have you not been seized by a sense of uneasiness, weariness, sadness, at the sight of those long and over-crowded galleries?
artists
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From this reading The Louvre has again been taken by assault,--this time by a populace of artists who have maintained themselves in it.
AsconjunctionUS /æz/
at the same time that; because; in the way that
From this reading To The Lieutenant-Colonel of Artillery, Periollas, As a Testimony of the Affectionate Esteem of the Author, Whenever you have gone to take a serious look at the exhibition of works of sculpture and painting, such as it has been since the revolution of 1830, have you not been seized by a sense of uneasiness, weariness, sadness, at the sight of those long and over-crowded galleries?
assault
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From this reading The Louvre has again been taken by assault,--this time by a populace of artists who have maintained themselves in it.
atprepositionUS /æt/
in or near a particular place or position
From this reading To The Lieutenant-Colonel of Artillery, Periollas, As a Testimony of the Affectionate Esteem of the Author, Whenever you have gone to take a serious look at the exhibition of works of sculpture and painting, such as it has been since the revolution of 1830, have you not been seized by a sense of uneasiness, weariness, sadness, at the sight of those long and over-crowded galleries?
Author
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From this reading To The Lieutenant-Colonel of Artillery, Periollas, As a Testimony of the Affectionate Esteem of the Author, Whenever you have gone to take a serious look at the exhibition of works of sculpture and painting, such as it has been since the revolution of 1830, have you not been seized by a sense of uneasiness, weariness, sadness, at the sight of those long and over-crowded galleries?
awarded
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From this reading Among the two hundred selected paintings, the public could still choose: a crown was awarded to the masterpiece by hands unseen.
beenauxiliary verbUS /bɪn/
the past participle of “be”
From this reading To The Lieutenant-Colonel of Artillery, Periollas, As a Testimony of the Affectionate Esteem of the Author, Whenever you have gone to take a serious look at the exhibition of works of sculpture and painting, such as it has been since the revolution of 1830, have you not been seized by a sense of uneasiness, weariness, sadness, at the sight of those long and over-crowded galleries?
byprepositionUS /baɪ/
showing who or what does the action
From this reading To The Lieutenant-Colonel of Artillery, Periollas, As a Testimony of the Affectionate Esteem of the Author, Whenever you have gone to take a serious look at the exhibition of works of sculpture and painting, such as it has been since the revolution of 1830, have you not been seized by a sense of uneasiness, weariness, sadness, at the sight of those long and over-crowded galleries?
choicest
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From this reading In other days, when the Salon presented only the choicest works of art, it conferred the highest honor on the creations there exhibited.
choosenounUS /choose/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading Among the two hundred selected paintings, the public could still choose: a crown was awarded to the masterpiece by hands unseen.
conferred
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From this reading In other days, when the Salon presented only the choicest works of art, it conferred the highest honor on the creations there exhibited.
couldmodal verbUS /kʊd/
the past of “can”; used for possibility or polite requests
From this reading Among the two hundred selected paintings, the public could still choose: a crown was awarded to the masterpiece by hands unseen.
creations
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From this reading In other days, when the Salon presented only the choicest works of art, it conferred the highest honor on the creations there exhibited.
crown
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From this reading Among the two hundred selected paintings, the public could still choose: a crown was awarded to the masterpiece by hands unseen.
days
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From this reading In other days, when the Salon presented only the choicest works of art, it conferred the highest honor on the creations there exhibited.
Esteem
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From this reading To The Lieutenant-Colonel of Artillery, Periollas, As a Testimony of the Affectionate Esteem of the Author, Whenever you have gone to take a serious look at the exhibition of works of sculpture and painting, such as it has been since the revolution of 1830, have you not been seized by a sense of uneasiness, weariness, sadness, at the sight of those long and over-crowded galleries?
exhibited
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From this reading In other days, when the Salon presented only the choicest works of art, it conferred the highest honor on the creations there exhibited.
exhibition
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From this reading To The Lieutenant-Colonel of Artillery, Periollas, As a Testimony of the Affectionate Esteem of the Author, Whenever you have gone to take a serious look at the exhibition of works of sculpture and painting, such as it has been since the revolution of 1830, have you not been seized by a sense of uneasiness, weariness, sadness, at the sight of those long and over-crowded galleries?
exists
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From this reading Since 1830, the true Salon no longer exists.
galleries
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From this reading To The Lieutenant-Colonel of Artillery, Periollas, As a Testimony of the Affectionate Esteem of the Author, Whenever you have gone to take a serious look at the exhibition of works of sculpture and painting, such as it has been since the revolution of 1830, have you not been seized by a sense of uneasiness, weariness, sadness, at the sight of those long and over-crowded galleries?
gone
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From this reading To The Lieutenant-Colonel of Artillery, Periollas, As a Testimony of the Affectionate Esteem of the Author, Whenever you have gone to take a serious look at the exhibition of works of sculpture and painting, such as it has been since the revolution of 1830, have you not been seized by a sense of uneasiness, weariness, sadness, at the sight of those long and over-crowded galleries?
handsplural nounUS /hændz/
members of a ship’s crew
From this reading Among the two hundred selected paintings, the public could still choose: a crown was awarded to the masterpiece by hands unseen.
hasauxiliary verbUS /hæz/
the form of “have” used with he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading To The Lieutenant-Colonel of Artillery, Periollas, As a Testimony of the Affectionate Esteem of the Author, Whenever you have gone to take a serious look at the exhibition of works of sculpture and painting, such as it has been since the revolution of 1830, have you not been seized by a sense of uneasiness, weariness, sadness, at the sight of those long and over-crowded galleries?
haveauxiliary verbUS /hæv/
used with a past participle to form the perfect tenses
From this reading To The Lieutenant-Colonel of Artillery, Periollas, As a Testimony of the Affectionate Esteem of the Author, Whenever you have gone to take a serious look at the exhibition of works of sculpture and painting, such as it has been since the revolution of 1830, have you not been seized by a sense of uneasiness, weariness, sadness, at the sight of those long and over-crowded galleries?
highest
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From this reading In other days, when the Salon presented only the choicest works of art, it conferred the highest honor on the creations there exhibited.
honor
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From this reading In other days, when the Salon presented only the choicest works of art, it conferred the highest honor on the creations there exhibited.
hundred
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From this reading Among the two hundred selected paintings, the public could still choose: a crown was awarded to the masterpiece by hands unseen.
inprepositionUS /ɪn/
inside something, or within a place, period, or state
From this reading The Louvre has again been taken by assault,--this time by a populace of artists who have maintained themselves in it.
itpronounUS /ɪt/
a thing, animal, or idea already mentioned
From this reading To The Lieutenant-Colonel of Artillery, Periollas, As a Testimony of the Affectionate Esteem of the Author, Whenever you have gone to take a serious look at the exhibition of works of sculpture and painting, such as it has been since the revolution of 1830, have you not been seized by a sense of uneasiness, weariness, sadness, at the sight of those long and over-crowded galleries?
Lieutenant-Colonel
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From this reading To The Lieutenant-Colonel of Artillery, Periollas, As a Testimony of the Affectionate Esteem of the Author, Whenever you have gone to take a serious look at the exhibition of works of sculpture and painting, such as it has been since the revolution of 1830, have you not been seized by a sense of uneasiness, weariness, sadness, at the sight of those long and over-crowded galleries?
longnounUS /long/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading To The Lieutenant-Colonel of Artillery, Periollas, As a Testimony of the Affectionate Esteem of the Author, Whenever you have gone to take a serious look at the exhibition of works of sculpture and painting, such as it has been since the revolution of 1830, have you not been seized by a sense of uneasiness, weariness, sadness, at the sight of those long and over-crowded galleries?
longer
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From this reading Since 1830, the true Salon no longer exists.
looknounUS /look/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading To The Lieutenant-Colonel of Artillery, Periollas, As a Testimony of the Affectionate Esteem of the Author, Whenever you have gone to take a serious look at the exhibition of works of sculpture and painting, such as it has been since the revolution of 1830, have you not been seized by a sense of uneasiness, weariness, sadness, at the sight of those long and over-crowded galleries?
Louvre
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From this reading The Louvre has again been taken by assault,--this time by a populace of artists who have maintained themselves in it.
maintained
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From this reading The Louvre has again been taken by assault,--this time by a populace of artists who have maintained themselves in it.
masterpiece
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From this reading Among the two hundred selected paintings, the public could still choose: a crown was awarded to the masterpiece by hands unseen.
nodeterminerUS /noʊ/
not any; not one
From this reading Since 1830, the true Salon no longer exists.
notadverbUS /nɑːt/
used to make a word, phrase, or sentence negative
From this reading To The Lieutenant-Colonel of Artillery, Periollas, As a Testimony of the Affectionate Esteem of the Author, Whenever you have gone to take a serious look at the exhibition of works of sculpture and painting, such as it has been since the revolution of 1830, have you not been seized by a sense of uneasiness, weariness, sadness, at the sight of those long and over-crowded galleries?
ofprepositionUS /ʌv/
belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something
From this reading To The Lieutenant-Colonel of Artillery, Periollas, As a Testimony of the Affectionate Esteem of the Author, Whenever you have gone to take a serious look at the exhibition of works of sculpture and painting, such as it has been since the revolution of 1830, have you not been seized by a sense of uneasiness, weariness, sadness, at the sight of those long and over-crowded galleries?
onprepositionUS /ɑːn/
touching and supported by a surface
From this reading In other days, when the Salon presented only the choicest works of art, it conferred the highest honor on the creations there exhibited.
only
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From this reading In other days, when the Salon presented only the choicest works of art, it conferred the highest honor on the creations there exhibited.
other
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From this reading In other days, when the Salon presented only the choicest works of art, it conferred the highest honor on the creations there exhibited.
over-crowded
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From this reading To The Lieutenant-Colonel of Artillery, Periollas, As a Testimony of the Affectionate Esteem of the Author, Whenever you have gone to take a serious look at the exhibition of works of sculpture and painting, such as it has been since the revolution of 1830, have you not been seized by a sense of uneasiness, weariness, sadness, at the sight of those long and over-crowded galleries?
painting
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From this reading To The Lieutenant-Colonel of Artillery, Periollas, As a Testimony of the Affectionate Esteem of the Author, Whenever you have gone to take a serious look at the exhibition of works of sculpture and painting, such as it has been since the revolution of 1830, have you not been seized by a sense of uneasiness, weariness, sadness, at the sight of those long and over-crowded galleries?
paintings
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From this reading Among the two hundred selected paintings, the public could still choose: a crown was awarded to the masterpiece by hands unseen.
Periollas
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From this reading To The Lieutenant-Colonel of Artillery, Periollas, As a Testimony of the Affectionate Esteem of the Author, Whenever you have gone to take a serious look at the exhibition of works of sculpture and painting, such as it has been since the revolution of 1830, have you not been seized by a sense of uneasiness, weariness, sadness, at the sight of those long and over-crowded galleries?
populace
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From this reading The Louvre has again been taken by assault,--this time by a populace of artists who have maintained themselves in it.
presented
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From this reading In other days, when the Salon presented only the choicest works of art, it conferred the highest honor on the creations there exhibited.
public
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From this reading Among the two hundred selected paintings, the public could still choose: a crown was awarded to the masterpiece by hands unseen.
revolution
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From this reading To The Lieutenant-Colonel of Artillery, Periollas, As a Testimony of the Affectionate Esteem of the Author, Whenever you have gone to take a serious look at the exhibition of works of sculpture and painting, such as it has been since the revolution of 1830, have you not been seized by a sense of uneasiness, weariness, sadness, at the sight of those long and over-crowded galleries?
sadness
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From this reading To The Lieutenant-Colonel of Artillery, Periollas, As a Testimony of the Affectionate Esteem of the Author, Whenever you have gone to take a serious look at the exhibition of works of sculpture and painting, such as it has been since the revolution of 1830, have you not been seized by a sense of uneasiness, weariness, sadness, at the sight of those long and over-crowded galleries?
Salon
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From this reading Since 1830, the true Salon no longer exists.
sculpture
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From this reading To The Lieutenant-Colonel of Artillery, Periollas, As a Testimony of the Affectionate Esteem of the Author, Whenever you have gone to take a serious look at the exhibition of works of sculpture and painting, such as it has been since the revolution of 1830, have you not been seized by a sense of uneasiness, weariness, sadness, at the sight of those long and over-crowded galleries?
seized
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From this reading To The Lieutenant-Colonel of Artillery, Periollas, As a Testimony of the Affectionate Esteem of the Author, Whenever you have gone to take a serious look at the exhibition of works of sculpture and painting, such as it has been since the revolution of 1830, have you not been seized by a sense of uneasiness, weariness, sadness, at the sight of those long and over-crowded galleries?
selected
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From this reading Among the two hundred selected paintings, the public could still choose: a crown was awarded to the masterpiece by hands unseen.
sense
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From this reading To The Lieutenant-Colonel of Artillery, Periollas, As a Testimony of the Affectionate Esteem of the Author, Whenever you have gone to take a serious look at the exhibition of works of sculpture and painting, such as it has been since the revolution of 1830, have you not been seized by a sense of uneasiness, weariness, sadness, at the sight of those long and over-crowded galleries?
serious
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From this reading To The Lieutenant-Colonel of Artillery, Periollas, As a Testimony of the Affectionate Esteem of the Author, Whenever you have gone to take a serious look at the exhibition of works of sculpture and painting, such as it has been since the revolution of 1830, have you not been seized by a sense of uneasiness, weariness, sadness, at the sight of those long and over-crowded galleries?
sight
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From this reading To The Lieutenant-Colonel of Artillery, Periollas, As a Testimony of the Affectionate Esteem of the Author, Whenever you have gone to take a serious look at the exhibition of works of sculpture and painting, such as it has been since the revolution of 1830, have you not been seized by a sense of uneasiness, weariness, sadness, at the sight of those long and over-crowded galleries?
sinceprepositionUS /sɪns/
from a time in the past until now
From this reading To The Lieutenant-Colonel of Artillery, Periollas, As a Testimony of the Affectionate Esteem of the Author, Whenever you have gone to take a serious look at the exhibition of works of sculpture and painting, such as it has been since the revolution of 1830, have you not been seized by a sense of uneasiness, weariness, sadness, at the sight of those long and over-crowded galleries?
stillnounUS /still/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading Among the two hundred selected paintings, the public could still choose: a crown was awarded to the masterpiece by hands unseen.
suchdeterminerUS /sʌtʃ/
of the kind already mentioned
From this reading To The Lieutenant-Colonel of Artillery, Periollas, As a Testimony of the Affectionate Esteem of the Author, Whenever you have gone to take a serious look at the exhibition of works of sculpture and painting, such as it has been since the revolution of 1830, have you not been seized by a sense of uneasiness, weariness, sadness, at the sight of those long and over-crowded galleries?
takenounUS /take/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading To The Lieutenant-Colonel of Artillery, Periollas, As a Testimony of the Affectionate Esteem of the Author, Whenever you have gone to take a serious look at the exhibition of works of sculpture and painting, such as it has been since the revolution of 1830, have you not been seized by a sense of uneasiness, weariness, sadness, at the sight of those long and over-crowded galleries?
taken
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From this reading The Louvre has again been taken by assault,--this time by a populace of artists who have maintained themselves in it.
Testimony
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From this reading To The Lieutenant-Colonel of Artillery, Periollas, As a Testimony of the Affectionate Esteem of the Author, Whenever you have gone to take a serious look at the exhibition of works of sculpture and painting, such as it has been since the revolution of 1830, have you not been seized by a sense of uneasiness, weariness, sadness, at the sight of those long and over-crowded galleries?
ThedeterminerUS /ðə/
used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind
From this reading To The Lieutenant-Colonel of Artillery, Periollas, As a Testimony of the Affectionate Esteem of the Author, Whenever you have gone to take a serious look at the exhibition of works of sculpture and painting, such as it has been since the revolution of 1830, have you not been seized by a sense of uneasiness, weariness, sadness, at the sight of those long and over-crowded galleries?
themselvespronounUS /ðemˈselvz/
used when the people doing the action are also its object
From this reading The Louvre has again been taken by assault,--this time by a populace of artists who have maintained themselves in it.
there
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From this reading In other days, when the Salon presented only the choicest works of art, it conferred the highest honor on the creations there exhibited.
thisdeterminerUS /ðɪs/
used for a person or thing that is near, or that has just been mentioned
From this reading The Louvre has again been taken by assault,--this time by a populace of artists who have maintained themselves in it.
thosedeterminerUS /ðoʊz/
the plural of “that”: the people or things further away, or already known
From this reading To The Lieutenant-Colonel of Artillery, Periollas, As a Testimony of the Affectionate Esteem of the Author, Whenever you have gone to take a serious look at the exhibition of works of sculpture and painting, such as it has been since the revolution of 1830, have you not been seized by a sense of uneasiness, weariness, sadness, at the sight of those long and over-crowded galleries?
timenounUS /time/
an important story-specific word used in this passage
From this reading The Louvre has again been taken by assault,--this time by a populace of artists who have maintained themselves in it.
ToparticleUS /tuː/
used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive
From this reading To The Lieutenant-Colonel of Artillery, Periollas, As a Testimony of the Affectionate Esteem of the Author, Whenever you have gone to take a serious look at the exhibition of works of sculpture and painting, such as it has been since the revolution of 1830, have you not been seized by a sense of uneasiness, weariness, sadness, at the sight of those long and over-crowded galleries?
true
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From this reading Since 1830, the true Salon no longer exists.
two
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From this reading Among the two hundred selected paintings, the public could still choose: a crown was awarded to the masterpiece by hands unseen.
uneasiness
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From this reading To The Lieutenant-Colonel of Artillery, Periollas, As a Testimony of the Affectionate Esteem of the Author, Whenever you have gone to take a serious look at the exhibition of works of sculpture and painting, such as it has been since the revolution of 1830, have you not been seized by a sense of uneasiness, weariness, sadness, at the sight of those long and over-crowded galleries?
unseen
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From this reading Among the two hundred selected paintings, the public could still choose: a crown was awarded to the masterpiece by hands unseen.
wasauxiliary verbUS /wɑːz/
the past form of “be” used with I, he, she, it, or a singular noun
From this reading Among the two hundred selected paintings, the public could still choose: a crown was awarded to the masterpiece by hands unseen.
weariness
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From this reading To The Lieutenant-Colonel of Artillery, Periollas, As a Testimony of the Affectionate Esteem of the Author, Whenever you have gone to take a serious look at the exhibition of works of sculpture and painting, such as it has been since the revolution of 1830, have you not been seized by a sense of uneasiness, weariness, sadness, at the sight of those long and over-crowded galleries?
whenconjunctionUS /wen/
at the time that
From this reading In other days, when the Salon presented only the choicest works of art, it conferred the highest honor on the creations there exhibited.
WheneverconjunctionUS /weˈnevər/
at any time that; every time that
From this reading To The Lieutenant-Colonel of Artillery, Periollas, As a Testimony of the Affectionate Esteem of the Author, Whenever you have gone to take a serious look at the exhibition of works of sculpture and painting, such as it has been since the revolution of 1830, have you not been seized by a sense of uneasiness, weariness, sadness, at the sight of those long and over-crowded galleries?
whopronounUS /huː/
which person or people
From this reading The Louvre has again been taken by assault,--this time by a populace of artists who have maintained themselves in it.
works
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From this reading To The Lieutenant-Colonel of Artillery, Periollas, As a Testimony of the Affectionate Esteem of the Author, Whenever you have gone to take a serious look at the exhibition of works of sculpture and painting, such as it has been since the revolution of 1830, have you not been seized by a sense of uneasiness, weariness, sadness, at the sight of those long and over-crowded galleries?
youpronounUS /juː/
the person or people being spoken to
From this reading To The Lieutenant-Colonel of Artillery, Periollas, As a Testimony of the Affectionate Esteem of the Author, Whenever you have gone to take a serious look at the exhibition of works of sculpture and painting, such as it has been since the revolution of 1830, have you not been seized by a sense of uneasiness, weariness, sadness, at the sight of those long and over-crowded galleries?
