Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 82
ing part may be an extemporaneous story, a poem,or a reading; but the talker must always so arrangehis sentences as to give the artist a chance to illus-trate one point before another is presented. Now a few hints to the artist. Make your out-lines with a strong, steady press-ure, so as to produce… … succession, whatever it may happen to be, in pre-cisely the same manner. Perhaps some of those who read this article donot possess the skill necessary to produce the illus-trations exhibited here, but there are many whodraw sufficiently well to furnisha half-hours entertainment : andthose who are…
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