erience and reflection mayhave taught him the reason ofthis indispensable transfigura-tion, the manifold aspects ofreal life do not move him less,but if anything more, thanthey did before, and he stillsays freely, I do but copywhat I see in Nature.Happily, even the smallest ofhis statues are a… … COUNT LEO TOLSTOI BY PRINCE PAUL TROUBETZKOI Julius O Is son I would, however, place in a category apart hisportraits of Tolstoi, two of which are chefs-dceuvre.The first is merely a bust with folded arms, but sosimple, so human, and so touching I The other repre-sents Tolstoi in the blouse of a…
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