lone. His aims and his methods were alike foreign to the mass of his countrymen. One or two names, indeed, could be written down which to many readers would recall some faint echo, not of the beauties, but of the manner, of Dyce. But they belong to men in the third or fourth rank. Among those in… … STUDY BY W. DYCE.
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