Champney, Elizabeth Williams, 1850-1922 · New York, G.P. Putnam's sons · leaf 210
as crude, my draw-ing was not so bad. The head was wellmodelled, and the likeness unmistakable. Itanswered the purpose, and I was not castdown that the workmanship was reviled. Ipainted in tempera, which dries quickly, mix-ing the old pigment with the whites of eggsfrom a nest outside the window,… … JEANNE DARAQON. FROM THE PAINTING IN THE LOUVRE, ATTRIBUTED TO RAPHAEL (By permission of Neurdein, Paris.) CHAPTER VI THE NYMPH OF FONTAINEBLEAU As I walked in the grass-green alleysWhere fringes of beech trees grow,I thought of the close-cut lindensAnd the fishes of Fontainebleau ;The lazy fins of…
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