Cook, Clarence, 1828-1900 · New York, S. Hess · leaf 138
Princess still not relieved, observed in an undertone, that she had never seen so villainous a countenance. Orange, however, not at all im-pressed with the appearance of Gerard, conducted himself at table with his usual cheerfulness,conversing much with the Burgomaster of Leewarden, the only guest… … UJ ^ D -■ -^ < O I o y s < > LU o I ^ i UJ < s _l o d: U - II- ART AND ARTISTS OF OUR TIME. 87 above. The dining-room, which was on the ground floor, opened into a little square vestibulewhich communicated, through an arched passage-way, with the main entrance into the court-yard. This…
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