The Cholera is a detestable colorist, but a good draughtsman.

It is the essence of a good draughtsman that what he wants to draw, that he draws.

And if you have a chance to see a good draughtsman work, quietly watch him, and remember.

He was a good draughtsman, and was shortly able to take a great burden off his father's shoulders.

He was a good draughtsman, he had been a pupil of David, he would turn his talents to account.

He was not a good draughtsman, according to the evidence of some sheets from his hand which are in our book.

This he always regretted much, and he frequently urged the paramount necessity of a young naturalist making himself a good draughtsman.

But though he was a good draughtsman, and had made some reliefs and modelled some figures, he called himself only an architect.

'He's actually quite a good draughtsman.'

"True," cried they all, with one voice; "the Cholera is a bad colorist, but a good draughtsman."