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Read the excerpt from the poem on seeing the elgin marbles by john keats such dim conceived glories of the brain bring round the heart of the indescribable feud so did these wonders of most busy pain that mingles gratian grander in the word wasting of old time with billowy main a son a shadow of magnitude which theme does this passage support even the human mind cannot overcome time even art is affected by the ravages of time art remains unchanged over time time and age bring wisdom

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