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Great pictures as moral teachers (1910)

Jackson, Henry Ezekiel, 1869-1939 · Philadelphia, The John C. Winston company · leaf 65

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rge F. Watts This is doubtless the most popular of all the pictures paintedhy Watts. It is the representation of Sir Galahad, the Knightof King Arthurs Round Table, and was suggested by Tennysonssketch of him, the spirit of which is almost perfectly embodiedin the picture. There are two versions of… … Ill InterpretationThe Eyes of the Heart Only the good discern the good. Mrs. Browning. Blessed are the pure in heart, for they shall see God. Jesus. Godliness is profitable—unto the life that now is. Paul. The holier a man is the more perfectly does he understandSin; the more wicked he is the less.…

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