Champney, Elizabeth W. (Elizabeth Williams), 1850-1922, Champney, James Wells, 1843-1903. ill, Lockwood, Brooks, and Company. pbl, Welch, Bigelow & Co. prt · Boston : Lockwood, Brooks, and Co. · leaf 236
BURNT SIENNA. THE STORY OF A DONKEY. HEN I travelledin the Pyre-nees, said Tint,I was verymuch interested in alittle donkey whose ac-quaintance I made whileon his back, with thepaints, folding-easel,camp-stool, umbrella, andthe rest of Mr. Rosessketching apparatus. Hewas a shaggy, wayward fellow.… … 222 ALL AROUND A PALETTE. a similar occason, was more surprised than I whenI first heard this animal speak. I was lying onthe grass, where Mr. Rose had thrown me, whilehe followed a goat-herd who urged him to beholda wonderful view from the other side of the moun-tain, near whose top he had taken…
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