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... true ' is unsupported by any evidence here adduced . It is not proved that even the idea of painting the " Canterbury Pilgrims ' was borrowed by Stothard ; and the two pictures , as every one knows , and as Blake himself distinctly ...
... true , cannot reproduce the peculiar combined sharpness and deli- cacy of Blake's own engraving , which , in this series , but only in this , shows more of the essential quality of the great old masters , If , as we believe , the ...
... true , indulge his bent to the utmost . The curious conversations printed in the ' Life , ' from Mr. C. Robinson's notes , give also an idea that , as Blake's bodily strength failed , some half - believing , half - ironical delight in ...
... touches . The quarrel with Cromek led to a worse result . Blake , who in spite of his desultory and imperfect education had a true passion passion for literature , appears , before his connection with Life of William Blake . 23.
... true artist . One story preserved by Mr. Gilchrist is eminently characteristic . A lovely child of wealthy parents was one day brought to Blake , sitting in his old worn clothes , amidst poverty , decent indeed , but only one degree ...