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"It was and still is fundamental: to begin the work with the same tools with which it will be ended, without making a preliminary drawing. on the wood, stone, or metal. Sketches and drawings done in advance clarify the intention, and with it ready in the head, the requisite tool realizes the idea."
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"The Bruce, with which the Scottish contribution to English literature begins, long held its place as the national epic of Scotland."
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