Copley Society (Boston, Mass.) · [Boston, Press of G.H. Ellis, etc. · leaf 107
together withhis infant sister, was adopted by his aunt upon themothers side. Dona Isabel Bastida, and her husband,Don Jose Piqueres. When Joaquin was of an age to go to school, hemanifested little inclination for his studies proper,though he revealed a stealthy and incorrigible crazefor scrawling… … to the tasks appointed him, and even made him sur-reptitious presents of material for the prosecution ofhis hobby. In course of time, since young Sorolla made novisible progress at his lessons, his uncle, who was bytrade a locksmith, removed the boy from school andplaced him in his workshop, while…
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