text:  It is true that between Sir George and Constable not a few differences in point of taste existed; the baronet was rather an ingenious eclectic than an original painter; his natural belief was that beyond the pale of Claude and Wilson an artist's salvation was at least doubtful; but he was too accomplished too keen-sighted an observer not to be shaken in his theories by the sight of high and original art and too liberal not to admit at last--as Toby did in the case of the fly--that the world was wide enough for both