But when they are present only in their effect a diffused feeling of pleasure that diffused feeling is attributed directly to the object is felt as if it inheres therein and so the object becomes more beautiful for beauty is objectified pleasure - The Psychology of Beauty by Ethel D. Puffer

All it needs for its consecration and perfection is to help men to see that this naturalism is vital and precious because as a matter of fact it is something more than naturalism and more than pleasure objectified - Preaching and Paganism by Albert Parker Fitch