Cook, Clarence, 1828-1900 · New York, S. Hess · leaf 40
rspective, the laying-in ofgrounds, and setting a palette. Mr. Alexander was so taken with his protege, that on leavingNewport for South Carolina he invited young Stuart to accompany him, and on his return ART AND ARTISTS OF OUR TIME. 195 to Scotland, Stuart was easily persuaded to make the voyage… … MRS. PATIENCE WRIGHT. FROM THE ENGRAVING IN THE LONDON MAGAZINE FOR 1775. commended to the care of Mr. Alexanders friend, Sir George Chambers, but he too died, and Stuart was left alone and friendless in a country that was none the less strange for being the land of his ancestors. It would aj)pear…
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