y. From the mysticcharm of twilight, and thewonder and the mysteryof the night, Mr. Strattonseems, as if by somemagic sympathy, to drawthe secrets of tones ex-quisite in their harmonies.And through those har-monies he expresses thepoetical significance of thescene with such spiritualintuition and… … A SUMMER IDYLL140 (By ptrmisiioH pj Iht Kev. C. S. Steward) BY FRED STRATTON studio- Talk ^B iX J^^l .-«;-gff-y ^^^^^^^1 r AN APRIL DAY BY FRED STRATTON the restful gloaming finishof all haymakings. Mr.Strattons love of thewoodlands, and his in-tense feeling for the beautyof sunlight, find…
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