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Puffer, Ethel D. [Psychology of beauty.] [*]$1.25. Houghton.
Eight papers upon—Criticism and aesthetics, The nature of beauty, The æsthetic repose, The beauty of fine art, The beauty of music, The beauty of literature, The nature of dramatic emotion, and The beauty of ideas.
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