refresh-ments, one of which was the conventional ginger-beer; and theoutlay of twopence enabled them to hold a gossip with theproprietor, in the course of which a little judicious interrogationsoon satisfied them that the lady and the old gentleman next doormust be the great painter and his… … P^^PMH MR. BOOTH. 359 no time in communicating her information to a relative and toMr. Harpur, who subsequently was one of the executors. Thisgentleman hastened to find out the cottage at Chelsea, but hewas only in time to see Turner fast sinking. On the next dayhe was no more. Some time before…
Turner, J. M. W. (Joseph Mallord William), 1775-1851 · Artists
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