International studio . FIFTH AVENUE AT THIRTY-FOURTH STREET TJic ^Kiiisay of Nezu York. FIFTH AVENUE WITH ST. THUMAS between all phases of art-expression, a relationshipwhich, ever existing though only in great artperiods quite fully recognized, is closely andcausatively allied, not only to commercial expan-sion and prosperity, as conservatively indicatedabove, but also to social well-being in a muchwider sense. As we think of the influence of such a civic development, we seem (paraphrasing nowWalter Pater, in Marius, III, Ch. XV), tohave before our minds the case of a communitywhich experienc
International studio . FIFTH AVENUE AT THIRTY-FOURTH STREET TJic ^Kiiisay of Nezu York. FIFTH AVENUE WITH ST. THUMAS between all phases of art-expression, a relationshipwhich, ever existing though only in great artperiods quite fully recognized, is closely andcausatively allied, not only to commercial expan-sion and prosperity, as conservatively indicatedabove, but also to social well-being in a muchwider sense. As we think of the influence of such a civic development, we seem (paraphrasing nowWalter Pater, in Marius, III, Ch. XV), tohave before our minds the case of a communitywhich experiences a strong tendency to moralassents, and a desire, with as little logical in-consistency as may be, to find a place for dutyand righteousness in its house of thought. The Kinsay of New York But enough of the Far Eastern part of the OldWorld! New Yorks Fifth Avenue section, withits New World way of availing itself of oppor-tunity, will not, I hope, either duplicate Kin-says error too exactly and persistently, or tooclosely emulate Kinsays fabulous successor,although accepting sugges
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