For when we are interested in the beauty of a thing, the oftener we can see it the better; but when we are interested only by the story of a thing, we get tired of hearing the same tale told over and over again, and stopping always at the same point \u2014 we want a new story presently, a newer and better one \u2014 and the picture of the day, and novel of the day, become as ephemeral as the coiffure or the bonnet of the day. Now this spirit is wholly adverse to the existence of any lovely art. If you mean to throw it aside to-morrow, you can never have it to-day.<\/p>\n
John Ruskin<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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