American art and American art collections; essays on artistic subjects (1889)
Montgomery, Walter · Boston, E.W. Walker & co · leaf 489
swered; shelooked about her, but saw nothing. Had she fearsor hopes? It may have been only childish sport. I will jump to that girl, she said, I will tumblethe clouds. She sprang from her canoe, and droppedquietly, softly on the bottom; she had driven hercompanion away, and as she came up, her… … Drawn by Darley. must go. The other outline here given, shows the plump figure and amiable face of the rustic belle,Bethia Weeks, who is the daughter of Esquire Weeks, of the town of Livingston, where theaction of the story takes place. Darley was much impressed with the story of Margaret,and soon…
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