Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 457
T. G. BROWN. [Oct. took these first productions of his little boyto his office, and showed them to his clerkswith evident pride. But in small countrytowns in the first half of this century parentswere not apt to regard art as a desirableor paying field of labor. Mr. Brown was evi-dently this kind… … STEADY! (BY PERMISSION OF J. G. BROWN.) art. His father would not consent to this, andas a result of his fathers objection young Brownwas bound for seven years to a glass-companyat Newcastle-on-Tyne. His family had re-moved to that English city when he wasa one-year-old baby. Apropos of his…
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