e widely different from their own. Thechampions of the genius of Millais need be underno anxiety to claim for him entire independence ofspirit. In his later achievements this independenceis announced without reserve. They make it clearthat the finer poetic feeling, which is evident in someof his… … THE LEAYEX From The Parables of our Lord.By Sir J. E. Mir.I,ATS, Hart., P.R.A. Engraved by the Brothers IJalziel.(Reproduced from their Fifty Years \\~ork.\ i^ • DESIGN AND ENGRAVING 113 his youth when he willingly surrendered himself tothis spirit, and if, as we come now to perceive, it wasnot…
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