led themselves in the Keats apartment, and we revelled I fearsomewhat regardless of the poets memory—for we were desper-ately enamoured of our own lively lives just then. After this timecame the period of the young married couples—and dancing andpicnics, and struggles and sorrows which came to us… … V. IN COSTUME A STORM IN THE CAMPAGNA We used in those days to go out for long walks in the Cam-pagna. On one of these occasions young Simmit was with us.Now Simmit was witty and wise, but never pretended to be aswise as Solomon, although as a matter of course he was supposedto hold some of his…
Vedder, Elihu, 1836-1923 · Painters
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