Snelling, Henry Hunt, 1816-1897 · [New York : W.B. Smith] · leaf 55
im as a man, andso gloriously to him as an artist. But,even under the worst view which he him-self gKes of his own condition, one canhardly call Hogarth poor ; he paid all heowed—he had a sword at h >me, a shillingin his pocket, and an engraving in lishands which raised ten guineas. With ahead… … have traveled much in mytime. There are few im-portant places in Europe,or America, which bear notthe imprint of my footsteps;and, if during the second,and, I hope, longer part ofmy existence, I only peregrinate asmuch as 1 have since the memora-ble year in which I was born—thatof Napoleons death,…
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