Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 465
se earlier child-pictures Once he kept a boy for nearly an hour in a are sweeter, but not so strong as those of to- rather difficult pose, which he wanted to draw day. The titles that Mr. Brown gives to his in so that he might go on with the work, paintings are perfectly in keeping with the… … CLEAR THE TRACK! (AFTER THE PAINTING BY J. said one day to the writer, pointing to a raggedurchin, who looked as if he had walked out ofthe frame of one of the artists pictures to takea rest in the armchair in which he was so com-fortably curled up. This is Pete. The littlerascal never took a bath…
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