Cook, Clarence, 1828-1900 · New York, S. Hess · leaf 18
broken by the strug-gles made necessary by the care of his health and the difficulty of earning his bread. He made abrief visit to England, the climate ha\ing been recommended to liim, and he had hopes, beside, INTRODUCTION. ix that he might mend his fortunes there. But the coal-smoke and the rain… … THE PERFECT ACCORD.FROM THE PAINTING BY ANTOINE WATTEAU. the opportunity of seeing daily, and studying, the many tine works of art with which thehouse of that distinguished collector was tilled. But Watteau was plagued with a spirit ofunrest; he could not stop long in any one place, his bad health…
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