Cook, Clarence, 1828-1900 · New York, S. Hess · leaf 391
, in good health. Ilis fatherdied wlien lie was quite young, and liis niotlier put him at a boarding-school; l)Ut although hedid not neglect his books, lie sliowcd a stronger love for drawing, and as the conlineuient ofthe scliool did not prove good lor him, he was allowed to follow his… … THE WOOD AT THE HAGUE.FROM THE ETCHING BY PAUL HUET Paul Huet, gives an interesting account of the retreat, a la Robinson Crusoe, of Hnet and ayoung friend who, like him, had a mind to be an artist, to one of the islands in the Seine, TileSegnin, where they lived in the o])en air, sleeping undei…
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