text:  If in the country he is sparingly fed--sees little or nothing of Art little perhaps beyond the Sign of an Inn--and is scarcely from other sources of education taught to look with the mind's eye through the undignified appearance to the actual dignity even of the nature he sees:--if he has lived in the city the Print shops are inevitable lures to cheat him by little and little out of his natural taste if there be one; for at first it can be but a mere germ