Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 449
ture of some-thing, but to make a regular working-drawing, sothat the real thing could be constructed from it.and so that when the thing is finished, the drawingwill be a true picture of it, whatever it may be. Sowe found there regular graded lessons in drawing,and in making joints in wood, and in… … such girls andboys. They seebeautiful things infields and wood, and they havewise teachers. It is not every child that can expressitself in a composition. These boys and girls ex-press the ideas that are in them with a pencil. Theystudy real, living things, plants and flowers, and theylearn to…
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