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William Blake
(17571827).
The Poetical Works.
1908.
On Art and Artists
Sir Joshua praisèd Rubens with a smile
XV
S
IR
J
OSHUA
praisèd Rubens with a smile,
By calling his the ornamental style;
And yet his praise of Flaxman was the smartest,
When he called him the ornamental artist.
But sure such ornaments we well may spare
5
As crooked limbs and lousy heads of hair.
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Note 1.
XV
6 Like a filthy infectious head of hair
MS.
1
st rdg. del.
A crooked stick and a lousy head of hair
MS.
2
nd rdg. del.
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