Cook, Clarence, 1828-1900 · New York, S. Hess · leaf 204
t who with folded arms and one leg flung over theother has been listening with ever-growing amusement to his bounce. Beside her sits anotherdamsel leaning her face on her hand and half hid in the shadow of her companions head asshe gives way to her uncontrollable mirth; her knitting dropped, and… … the first-born. FROM THE PICTURE BY FRANZ DEFREGGER, ART AND ARTISTS OF OUR TIME. 131 ever given proof of the skill Defregger has shown in suggesting what is passing in the mindof the hero of this scene as he turns to look at these young women. He is too simijle-heartedand too good-natured to be…
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