Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 181
the villagers are too near Paris to be counted astrue country folk, and the primitive features of theirdress have been changed through intercourse withthe people of the city. But in and about the hamletof Gruchy, in Normandy, where Millet was born in1S14, the peasants wear sabots, or wooden shoes,… … SKETCHES MADE BY MILLET FOR HIS GRANDCHILDREN. hungrily out, and a woman trying to keep thepeace between a fiercely barking dog and a cowcharging with head down. The human figures 1887. J MILLET AND THE CHILDREN. 169
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