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11391	Allston, Washington	Lectures on Art			.txt	text/plain	59634	2425	66	nay, it is to the mind an essential, imperative truth, then emerging, called an _object_, as forming the opposite to a mere subject of man a mere animal, the very act of living, in his natural or healthy the effect be different, except in degree, from the beauty of a human doubtless many things in nature which affect men very differently; and the mere imagination; for we feel it in art only less than in nature, object having a moral nature can be presented without some personal we account for a scene in nature, a bird, an animal, a human form, for a true specimen of what was proper or natural to the human mind; convince the mind that its true object is not merely out of, but mean any thing (admitted by the mind as _true_) which is peculiar truth of things in the natural or external world; by Invention, any	./cache/11391.txt	./txt/11391.txt