Cook, Clarence, 1828-1900 · New York, S. Hess · leaf 244
ded by the hermit, digs lier a grave in the forest, andburies her there. Chactas thus describes the scene: Meanwhile a band of gold ai)i)eared in the eastern sky. The sparrow-hawks cried fromthe rocks, and the maitt-ns liid tlicmselves in the crevices of tlieelms: it was the .signal for ART AND… … THE VIRGIN AND CHILD. FROM THE PICTURE BY COURTOIS, I04 ART AND ARTISTS OF OUR TIME. one, and death the other. At the sight of the hermits dog, who had come to meet us on theniglit when we were lost, and who now as joyfully bounding at our side led us by anotherpatli, I could not restrain my tears.…
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