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rter and firmer grip. All this will come with practice. There is no need to worryyourself with harassing doubts. Do your best; no one cando more. When we work alone, we are very apt to get weary anddepressed with our difficulties. We sit before our little models and look so often that wesee less… … Fig. 4r. Models illustrating Varied Shapes and Textures 26 How to Begin it will tend to quicken your observation, and this is worthany extra trouble or discouragement that may be entailed.There is a temptation to look continually at our models, andin consequence we look at them more often than is…
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