lin (see The Studio, vol. xvii,p. 155), in which the expression of each visage istruly that of the working classes—a faithful mirrorof their souls, ardent or careless, melancholy orcheerful, borne down by lassitude, or filled toexuberance with the joy of life. And it was not the travail alone, but… … OIL PAINTING BY EMILE CLAUS83 Rmilc Clans grass, and from the opposite bank the local rusticsgaze across at them. It is the children and theold folks that the spectacle interests chiefly,—those who are just embarking upon life and thosewhose time draws near to leave it,—while thefellow in the prime…
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