Cook, Clarence, 1828-1900 · New York, S. Hess · leaf 164
for tea-drinking; and here, facing us, are seatedtwo children who are being served with tea by one of the ladies, while on this side of thetable a lady is seated, with her back to us, contemplating the children, and wondering per-haps how long it will be before these little bubbles of fashionable… … Ill D no tr <r o CT z < 5 ^ a ? < > o J- ART AND ARTISTS OF OUR TIME. 291 pleasing qualities. Tliere is air in the room, and the groups are well relieved, the one fromthe other. There is some pretty painting of objects here and tliere—the muslin skii-t of the
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