lly unmoved. Of Leighton I had also written in those earlierarticles in a manner perhaps that showed too littleconsideration for his great gifts and great accom-plishments, but he was characteristically courteousin his reply to my request for some particulars ofthe days of his studentship, and the… … LORD LEIGHTOX, P. R.A.From the painting by G. F. \V.\rrs in the National Portrait Gallery. Hollyer To face page 96. MILLAIS AND LEIGHTON 97 Thursday, Nov. 27, 1873. DEAR SIR—I should have answered your letter soonerhad I been more master of my time. I am dividedbetween my readiness to serve you and…
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