hat is un-satisfactory in both the French and English schoolsof to-day. Put in a nutshell, it reasserts theobvious truth that the Briton trusts too much to senti-ment—to what Mr. Cecil Raleigh calls triumphantvirtue —the Gaul too much to a dazzling technique.There are exceptions of course. That the… … POI.I.ARU OAKs, liRITrANV IIV JAMKS rATKRSON IV
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