ived during my four years stay — except good advice. I cher-ish the gift; but the good advice I have long since forgotten. Itseemed to me then that could my father have managed to keepup that six hundred dollars a year, I would never have left. Butleave I did. From my studio, where I had packed my… … And thus I left Eden. The world was all before me, but as to the where — I had no choice; so Ifollowed the Arno to where it islost in the sunset, and at Leghornembarked for Home. There is nothing to tell of the voy-age on a Dutch steamer to Mar-seilles, except that the Captainslittle nephew, who…
Vedder, Elihu, 1836-1923 · Painters
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