ending someweeks at Lake Dunmore in Vermont we foundourselves at the Kearsarge House once more.Wilde and Gay were there and other artists, andThompsons was crowded and more popular thanever. That autumn, before we left the moun-tains, Mr. Lewis Eastman came to see Mr.Thompson, and to inquire if he… … of Art and Artists to buy it, and the bargain was concluded. The condition of the old house gave us plentyof opportunity to plan and speculate how weshould improve and beautify it. We could dreamand speculate about it, if we could not realizeall our notions. We occupied the house in 1854,and the…
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