n his interiors. LikeClodion, Boucher, andCaresme, he has too agreat fancy for the faunswith which he continuallypeoples his woods andgardens, without restrictinghimself, of course, to theliteral form of the iiSthcentury. Further, he oftensucceeds in calling up veryaccurately the spirit of… … PICADOK EN DANCK.R BV GASTON LA TOUCHB271 Gaston La Touclic how a poet like himself may observe and note thegenuine gesture, may display his irony, may conjureup all the intimile of the modern home, may catchthe spirit of the moment, give proof of humour,pass straight from the adornments of the…
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