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Thank you for your comment below in answer to my previous observation and question.

What might the languages that He met during his last, ministering, non-hidden years have been?

Aramaic, Greek, Hebrew?

Unexpected plants domiciling in the sidewalk cracks and through the looser stones on the driveway don't bother me except when they dwell in the middle of the driveway, under where the car drives.

Similarly unexpected plants in the front, side, back yards get to grow. My favorites include chicory (Cichorium intybus) and mullein (Verbascum species).

It intrigues me how one day mullein is nowhere, the next day it's everywhere.

Might you have mullein in the British Isles?

Abandoned buildings intrigue me with their potential for anonymous or recognizable venues once their occupation is no more.

Might most looted stones from abandoned buildings in the British Isles recycle anonymously into other purposes in other places?

(That perhaps likeliest would be their Unitedstatesian fate ;-{.)

The actor Richard Harris once commented upon film depictions of God at least vocally as loud- and strong-voiced like a bass. He divulged feeling God speaking to him in a quiet voice. That is in agreement with Isaiah.

If God let us live as beings in His image, which of the many human physical and vocal images might be most like His?

Would there be any Christian tradition in this regard?

The statement that "He definitely loved to design them trying to make the best within the limited space and strict rules with his sense for details. On the other hand, not all of his designs were approved and the payment was extremely low considering invested time and energy" under the sixth subheading, stamp designer, impresses me.

Imposed constraints may muster up complaining that perhaps matters badly, unproductively for output or rising to challenges. Edmund Dulac must have opted for the latter what with nestling his designs as optimally as possible within such rules- and space-related limits, right?

Thank you for your comments below in answer to my previous observations and questions.

Wow! A cabin for a cruiseliner and furniture indicate that Edmund Dulac has an acquaintance with and appreciation of wood, something that impresses me as an arborist.

Might there be any indication as to which wood he employed in the above endeavors?

Beards were common when the chapel was painted. I think that it was unremarkable for a man to be depicted with a beard.

There is no special stage in a deer's life associated with the area. I think that lean might be an ancient word for deer that came to mean faun

Like many buildings decayed slowly from neglect and quickly when its stones were looted for building stone.

Many people dislike plants growing in cracks, but modern gardening thought is more friendly to them.

I have read some of his works,but not the ones on subjects that you mention. I read one of his works on the Hebrides and I followed his.. route around Britain on the television

We really are in the dark on this matter.

Though rare, science knew of them. There were no species unknown to science

We do not know what languages he encountered during the hidden years. It is a complete mystery.

British library has some and wikipedia, of course. Maybe I'll create a post about his stamps, too.