Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 186
lyentered the Council Chamber facing straight for-ward; and secondlv, it was shameful to have used i887.] MILLET AND THE CHILDREN. l73 the hand of a man who had been in prison as way to pass the dry-goods store where this signthe model for the hand of a man so good as the late hung, and among its… … THE CHURNER. (COPY OF AN ETCHING BY MILLET.) One of his Cherbourg pictures, however, was In this boys Paris home there were in all appreciated, and that was a large canvas sign bear- twelve children. When Millet entered the large ing the figure of a little girl, which his poverty had dining-room…
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