ual to his intentions, he may well become aninfluence in many other parts of the world. Evenif he is not a commanding genius he is to becounted as important, for his originality is in-spiring and incites other men to study nature forthemselves and to aim at independence in expres-sion. In one way… … NATURES CATHBDRAI.—CHORl.RY WOOl BY J. BUXTON K.MGHT t Hy ^feaal f-ei tiiisitoii) 278
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