as in painting, whose personality does notwillingly associate itself with their work. This wascertainly true of Browning, who would seem in socialintercourse to be almost perversely desirous ofenabling you to forget that he was a poet, and itwas true no less of Millais, who rather sought… … THE FINDING OF MOSES BY PHARAOHS DAUGHTER. From Lavs of the Holy Land.By Sir J. E. MILLAIS, Bart., P.R.A. Engraved by the Brothers Dalziel.(Reproduced from their Fifty Vcars Work.} By permission ofMessrs. James .V/.c/v/ and Co., Ltd. To face f>age 87. MILLAIS AND LEIGHTON 87 were passed under…
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