Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 184
ant who loved music and thebeautiful things in nature, would try to model a lit-tle figure in clay for his son, as Millet often did, inafter years at Barbizon, for his child-friends. Orthe father would take the boy Millet out into the Millet drew a stately-stepping horse and importantrider with… … lying at his feet. They were not the only pets atthe Barbizon cottage. Often the children broughtyoung crows from the forest, and these became incorrigible thieves, so that it was one of the chil-drens duties to find their hiding-places and bringback stolen articles. After sketching all these…
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