American art and American art collections; essays on artistic subjects (1889)
Montgomery, Walter · Boston, E.W. Walker & co · leaf 294
too, leaning tovvrds its lord. Moving a tip-toe, silent as the elves, As mischievous too, trip three bare-footed girls Not opened yet to womanhood. AMERICAN ART 751 The second illustration shows us the death of the great Spanish Chief, Zarca, who is aboutto bum the priest, Father-Isidor; but is… … Freeing the Captive. Drawn by Sheppard. But. Zarca, deaf to all entreaties, gives the command,— Quick, guards, and clear the path, — And Don Silva, as he saw aboveThe form of Father Isidor upswungConvulsed with martyr throes; . . . with sudden snatch At something hidden in his breast, he strode…
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