Cook, Clarence, 1828-1900 · New York, S. Hess · leaf 448
oys thinking she is, and the cat knows that her friena oearsher no iU-wiU for the slight scratch she has inflicted. The good terms the two are on isshown by her not running away and hiding under the sofa for fear of a whipping. We findbut few traces of Farazyn in the books. In the Historic… … z r^iKASYX, p:-T.:^ . i;/M\tiJi,. S C i N A U G H T Y PUS S Y. ART AND ARTISTS OF OUR TIME. 319 so much later, was probably painted at about the same time. In an exhibition of contempo-rary Belgian art, shown in New York, in 1882, there was a picture by Farazyn. Theodore Gerard, whose name seems to…
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