In Hans Christian Andersen's " The Wood Nymph : A Tale of the 1867 Paris Exposition, " the main character is amazed by the " Mabile " garden and joins the wild dancing.
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But the wood nymphs here looked rather sweet in their camisoles and pants, their white-and-black cotton sleeveless vest-blouses and rumpled skirts with tucks or gathers, or sheer layered fabrics with hazy ivy-leaf prints.
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Superstition is at its strongest in remote Russian villages, where people believe in witches and magic spells, fault wood nymphs when their cows don't give milk and blame their ailments on the evil eye.
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At one point a few " wood nymphs " capered out in plain little ivory silk sheaths, bare legs and feet and blond manes _ another touch of Galliano whimsy that looked winning in this collection.
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At night we recalled chases past : a dark wood nymph snared in an aspen grove, a Weidemeyer's admiral pursued across the old forest service road, Michael's uncanny ability to net swallowtails right in front of the cabin.
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There is Kati dipping her toes beneath a Hawaiian waterfall, stretched languidly on a slab of rock, bending for a sip of water, darting between giant trees like a wood nymph, doing a handstand wrist-deep in a tropical lawn.
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Murtom�ki, though praising the ballade for its " unforced freshness of vision and tonal audacity " and " well elaborated, original and inventive characters ", agrees with Tawaststjerna that " The Wood Nymph " is too episodic in construction:
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He won a significant prize of ?00 in an open competition in 1864 from the Art Union of London for his marble work " The Wood Nymph ", which was judged to be the " best original figure or group ".
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As he had lost interest in the composition of opera, the musical material from the incomplete " Veneen luominen " was eventually used for the " Lemmink�inen Suite " ( 1896 ), and the tone poem " The Wood Nymph " ( 1895 ).
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It is one of the " Fower stately Wood Nymphs " ( Michael Drayton, 1611, Poly-Olbion, Song 17 ) of the Forest Ridge ( the other three being Worth, Ashdown and Waterdown forests ) which were part of the ancient Andreaswald or Andreadswald, now the Weald.
