The Bookshelf for boys and girls Historic Tales and Golden Deeds part 3 (1912)
University Society, New York · New York : University Society · leaf 73
lly turned away said, with a deep sigh: I shall never be able to paintlike that. But nevertheless he then and theredecided to be a painter. Not long after this the Lawrences moved toOxford, where the fathers occupation was ap-parently that of business manager for his cleverlittle boy—an occupation… … Iuruierly owned i>y Mr. Josejjh Jeriersuii. CHILDREN PLAYING.FROM A PAINTING BY SIR THOMAS LAWRENCE. and sisters might live in comfort, and he helpedhis brothers to obtain the education that he mightnot have himself, one of them becoming a majorin the English army and the other a clergyman. On…
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