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red in him by his Romans he found himself face toface with a society, a court, a church as corrupt and careless as those of the Rome of Cicero,Sallust and Suetonius. The i)art he played in stirring up the people to rebellion is well-known : in France the tradition has never been let die, and only… … \ I ART AND ARTISTS OF OUR TIME. 145 thiough his once stammering lips, lie lashed the people up to such a, mutiny as never resteduntil the Bastille had fallen. But in the midst of tiiis darkness a doul)le light of love andfuture dawned upon him. He met by accident a young girl, Lucille…
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