Cook, Clarence, 1828-1900 · New York, S. Hess · leaf 366
of the company seated at the table—so muchof it, at least, as we can see through the open door-way—we are not surprised that this youngeouple should have slipped away for a quiet chat in the ante-room, where, seated on an oldcarved settee by the side of his lady, the young gentleman has preluded… … •SM ART AND ARTISTS OF OUR TIME. 245 lover. He would seem to have stated his case with unusual deliberation and to be awaiting- areply with an air that might equally well be translated as indifference, or assurance. Thelady, on the contrary, starts back with a frightened air, and appears to be in…
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