o we find our painter, who has been an earnest traveller in the most beautiful parts of the world, not only awing us with the mystery of the Highlands of his own native land, but just as enthusiastic amidst the exultant blues of the Mediter- ranean or the exquisite flower-spangled slopes of the… … nor Will'i'.ore would take up such a large work on his own responsibility, and it was only when Brandard suggested that Willmore and he should collaborate that the The Lady of the IVoods. work was commenced. This history of the joint production of ‘The Lord of the By /. MacWhirter, K.A. Glen'…
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