San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-08-28

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the followers Of the painters craft, laid his
cover at my table. The newcomer seated
himself, gave me pleasant smile and nod,
and in five minutes we were in full swing of
conversation.
The moment my eyes fell upon the young
man had noticed how singularly handsome
he was. Charles CaTTistOn-fOr this found
atterward 10 be his namC-waS about twenty
two years Of age. He was tall, but slightly
built; his whole bearing and figure being re-
markedly elegant and graceful. He looked
even more than gentlcmanly, looked dis
tinguiShed His face was pale, its features
well-cut straight, and regular. His fore
head spoke of high intellectual qualities, and
there was somewhat of that development
over the eyebrows which phrenOlOgists, | be-
lieve, consider as evidence of the possession
of imagination The general expression of
his face was one of sadness, and its refined
beauty was heightened by a pair of sOft, dark,
dreamy-lOoking eyes.
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tire judged him to be an artist-a profess
siOnal artistic the backbone In the course
of conversation told him how had classi-
fled him. He smiled
II am only an amateur" he said; IAN idle
man, nothing mOre-and your
Alas am a doctor"
Then we shall not have to answer to each
other for our sins in painting"
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wants were satisfied. Then came that pleas
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