Before a work of art population who...

Before a work of art population who feel little or no emotion for guiltless form find themselves at a los They are deaf men at a concordance They know that they are in the appearance of something great, but they lack the power of apprehending it. They know that they ought to have feeling for it a tremendous emotion, on the other hand it happens that the particular kind of emotion it can raise is united that they can feel hardly or not at all. And thus they read into the forms of the works those facts and ideas for which they are capable of feeling emotion, and have feeling for them the emotions that they can feel--the ordinary