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American art and American art collections; essays on artistic subjects (1889)

Montgomery, Walter · Boston, E.W. Walker & co · leaf 248

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mming glances,Minervas azure ray. Then come these lines byThomas Dekker, — My Infelices face, her brow, her eye,The dimple on her cheek ; and such sweet skillHath from the cunning workmans pencil flown,These lips look fresh and lovely as her own.False colors last after the true be dead.Of all the… … And blessedwill thelover beThat walksbeneaththeir light,And breathesthe love againstthy cheekI dare not even write! Betrothed. Drawn by Freer. 200 AMERICAN ART

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