Furniss, Dorothy · Pelham, N. Y. : Bridgman Publishers · leaf 131
etop of the thighs. There is nothing more soft and fluffy than the tail of arabbit— Cotton-tail, as he is called in America. So softis it that we must indicate it with the most delicate touches,noticing the way in which the hairs grow from the root of thetail and spread outward and upward like the… … Our Pets and other Animals Horses are of all animals the most difficult to draw. Totheir exquisite proportions, the wonderful delicacy of theirslender limbs, the spirited grace of their beautiful bodies, wefeel, despairingly, that only a Rosa Bonheur, a Lucy Kemp-Welch, or an A. J. Munnings can do…
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