caressed with such pleasure on the copper-plate. It was the beautiful courage of thehumble, the holiness of things common butpiously beloved, the grandeur of the humilitywhich accepts and fulfils its destiny worthily,which attracted him. And the mind of the great artist is so* active, so profound,… … / oo w SI AO ?5 <
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