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āMoonlight is sculpture; sunlight is painting.ā - Nathaniel Hawthorne. Details of Abraham Petherās night visions (1756-1812).
Ian Barber Gamekeeperās cottage, Cusworth, England.
10/18/21
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āThe most beautiful experience we can have is the mysterious. It is the fundamental emotion that stands at the cradle of true art and true science.ā
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by Peter Paul Rubens.
Edinburgh, Scotland.
pics by pandeyrr, lynne.sword.
dark academia words to add into your vocabularyĀ & their definitions
fathom - understand
oft - short for often
betrothed - engaged, fiancƩ(e) (can be used both ways)
fortnight - two weeks
propriety - modesty, politeness, civility (oft used by Jane Austen“s heroines)
homely - unattractive/plain
capital - amazing (considered 1800s slang, used in phrases by Jo March āthatās just capital!ā )
ire - anger
ebon - dark black or brown, ebony
puerile - trivial, childish
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