Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 204
this kind of occupationon her part was no hinderance tomental attention, but that, on thecontrary, the after-sight of thedrawing produced during the read-ing of some passage of historywould recall the events to whichthe little artist was listening whileher pencil was at work. A littlethe end of… … It is not altogether unusual for an artists or anauthors work to be the subject of a brothers com-ment in criticism or biography. Sons have writtenof their fathers; many a wife,has chronicled thelabors of her husband ; and. if one sister is asked. questioning at 186 ELIZABETH BUTLER, [January,…
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