osmopolitaninterest, the work he had done had received thelaurels of success. True that the personal sad-ness of each member of the society imparted agloom to the event; yet looking at the beautifulobjects which his enterprise had made possible,one felt that although the master had been taken,the… … FIG AND PEACOCK WALL-PAPER BY WALTER CRANE [By permission of Messrs. Jiffny & Co.) As it so happens, this time there is nothing ofhis design quite so important as former years haveseen ; or perhaps it would be more exact to saynothing which ajipears at once important andnovel. For the tapestry…
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