To you, more than perhaps to any other country, has Nature been generous in furnishing material for art workers to work in. You have marble quarries where the stone is more beautiful in color than any Greeks ever had for their beautiful work, and yet day after day I am confronted with the great building of some stupid man who has used the beautiful material as if it were not precious almost beyond speech. Marble should not be used save by noble workmen. There is nothing which gave me a greater sense of barrenness in traveling through the country than the entire absence of wood carving on your houses. Wood carving is the simplest of the decorative arts. In Switzerland the little barefooted boy beautifies the porch of his father's house with examples of skill in this direction. Why should not American boys do a great deal more and better than Swiss boys?
There is nothing to my mind more coarse in conception and more vulgar in execution than modern jewellery. This is something that can easily be corrected. Something better should be made out of the beautiful gold which is stored up in your mountain hollows and strewn along your river beds. When I was at Leadville and reflected that all the shining silver that I saw coming from the mines would be made into ugly dollars, it made me sad. It should be made into something more permanent. The golden gates at Florence are as beautiful today as when Michelangelo saw them.
We should see more of the workman than we do. We should not be content to have the salesman stand between us--the salesman who knows nothing of what he is selling save that he is charging a great deal too much for it. And watching the workman will teach that most important lesson--the nobility of all rational workmanship.
Art would create a new brotherhood among men by furnishing a universal language. Under its beneficent influences war might pass away. Thinking this, what place can I ascribe to art in our education? If children grow up among all fair and lovely things, they will grow to love beauty and detest ugliness before they know the reason why. If you go into a house where everything is coarse, you find things chipped and broken and unsightly. Nobody exercises any care. If everything is dainty and delicate, gentleness and refinement of manner are unconsciously acquired. When I was in San Francisco I used to visit the Chinese Quarter frequently. There I used to watch a great hulking Chinese workman at his task of digging, and used to see him every day drink his tea from a little cup as delicate in texture as the petal of a flower, whereas in all the grand hotels of the land, where thousands of dollars have been lavished on great gilt mirrors and gaudy columns, I have been given my coffee or my chocolate in cups an inch and a quarter thick. I think I have deserved something nicer.
We can infer from the passage that sculptors can find subjects for their work out of all the following EXCEPT______.
A.men loading or unloading a stately ship
B.women drawing water from the well
C.idle saunterers walking in the street
D.cattle-drivers with their lasso lifted
第1题
在请求分页系统中,LRU算法是指()
A.最早进入内存的页先淘汰
B.近期最长时间以来没被访问的页先淘汰
C.近期被访问次数最少的页先淘汰
D.以后再也不用的页先淘汰
第2题
在请求分页系统中,LRU算法是指(32)。
A.最早进入内存的页先淘汰
B.近期最长时间以来没被访问的页先淘汰
C.近期被访问次数最少的页先淘汰
D.以后再也不用的也先淘汰
第4题
在虚拟页式存储管理系统中,LRU算法是指
A.最早进入内存的页面先淘汰
B.近期最长时间以来没被访问的页面先淘汰
C.近期被访问次数最少的页面先淘汰
D.以后再也不用的页面先淘汰
第5题
在虚拟页式存储管理系统中,LRU算法是指()。
A)最早进入内存的页面先淘汰
B)近期最长时间以来没被访问的页面先淘汰
C)近期被访问次数最少的页面先淘汰
D)以后再也不用的页面先淘汰
第6题
在虚拟页式存储管理系统中,LRU算法是指()。
A.最早进入内存的页面先被淘汰
B.近期最长时间以来没被访问的页面先被淘汰
C.近期被访问次数最少的页面先被淘汰
D.以后再也不用的页面先被淘汰
第7题
在请求分页系统中,LRU算法是指()。
A.近期被访问次数最少的页被优先淘汰
B.近期最长时间以来没有被访问的页优先淘汰
C.以后再也不用的页被优先淘汰
D.最早进入内存的页被优先淘汰
第8题
在虚拟页式存储管理系统中,LRU算法是指()。
A.最早进入内存的页面先被淘汰
B.近期最长时间以来没被访问的页面先被淘汰
C.近期被访问次数最少的页面先被淘汰
D.以后再也不用的页面先被淘汰
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