Cook, Clarence, 1828-1900 · New York, S. Hess · leaf 357
cionable time, is beginning to wish—ifservants in that time ever allowed themselves to wish anything with regard to their mastei-s—that old gentlemen would sometimes give a thought to young ones. In troth, a gentlefeeling of ennui so pervades this picture that ten to one it will end by… … A I Ul ART AND ARTISTS OF OUR TIME. 179 delighted, a learning and an accent all his own. He was born in Paiis, and was proud to callhimself the pupil of his father and his Inotlier: they formed indeed one united and happyfamily, first broken by the death of Maurice, who departed in 1S84, leaving a…
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