Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 499
that their time, too, was- throw the frame i asked pression,coming. Do youone else. Is nt that right eye a little out? said a girlwho was taking drawing-lessons. This made the picture laugh, and presto ! theframe was empty. After this, though the remarks made were notbrilliant nor irresistibly… … THE LAST VIEW OF THEGALLERY. profound re-mark concern-ing her ckiaro-oscu?v ; otherfaces grinnedthe instant theywere speciallyalluded to, and finally, Fandys portrait was theonly one left in its frame. That bright little counte-nance stared into the room so defiantly that evenUncle George tried,…
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