The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-28

Mr.. Such another ~tequaily r. Al the bear: and
scores OF gentlemen the still lie; but VINO
would be the man to pull the whole thing to-
gether and make Il the riotous. tossing cata.
ract OF color and life that 1t is? And whom It
was done some middle-aged person from the
provinces. who had never secn a pineapple out
OF a plate. or q kris out OF the South kensing.
ton. would say that 1t did not remind him
OF something that 1t ought TO remind
| him Of. md therefore that It was bad. IL the
| gallery could be beauea.hed to the nation.
something might. perhaps. he gained. but tho
nation would complain OF the drauchts nnd
thu absence OF chairs. But no matter. In an
other and a better world We shall see certain
gentlemen set to tickle the backs OF Circe's
swine through all eternity. Also. they will
have to tickle with their bare hands.
The Japanese rooms. visited and set In or
der for tho second time. hold more pictures
than could lie described in n month: but most
OF Thorn are small. and. excepting always tho
light. within human compass. One. however.
might he difficult. 1t was nm unexpected gift.
picked up In n Toxic by street after dark,
Hall tho town was out for n walk. and all the
peoples clothes were indigo. and so were the
shadows. and most Of the paper lanterns were
drops OF blood red. BY the light OF smok-
ers aud shrubs wicked little dwarf pines.
stunted reach, and. plum trees. wisteria bush.
whoiesoni, plants. leaning and leering out Of
xrsen.cinzs p1ts; in the nlsEeT,ns 81 ne ne
tastica!ly. all together. A the light steadied
they would return to the pretence OF being
wind among the flares set. the whole line of
again In q crazy dance Of dweigs. their shaa,
Al q corner OF, a street some rich men had get
together and left unguarded all the gold.
I Ina n9.ms n sna y rSS snw q 9ha shs shi ka sacs nSs w Mss
yellow, white. and red fish. with from three to
1 nsns si isii o, ths!F rS Sssd; ;sh. 1 snd l! Siso e SSsqss
Kicked up showers OF little pearls with their
t.. Shane se os .S sn!Ir RED paper SSsF' fishes ,. StsS1ss as
the end Of slivers Of bamboo, and these driited
t tnroo Is hn the , ssqwd W Ilhs : ,s stra sSiIds sen' ssood
:ssn friends T. Soass, t6s p!EHEE I iif fjSs, were 3; ~, q!
t tsoSs s small lights in the street vent
straight up into the darkness among the In.
f "iiSs ssi t 4 haae ~ on a s sna OFT Of pigeons "a! s%s trap.
forty feet above ground. sat aJapanesef fireman
wrapped up IN his cloak kesC!pE watch : rxsin.t
iIaxs p hSmsnitS;;: being S Az, ssi!l ana Az. a
Now. disreGarding these things and others
Vt xGn I'd sfsd SHa a mifaS Ss iis silt sSss IS n's not sp I1sSts to
fake subjects, from pots and pans and rags
ara BRICKS sdi;.t that are =; r called pie costs Of in s0i .n:
fPst.eiGs s;t' ons as to "n new S ss x slsss,' .h 3
TO do anything because it il or may be new on
the market is wlckedness that carries its own
s sTi,s pp IN the ~Sild put pai sa | s otssr a anu be- %
yond those that lie, between the North Cape.
say: and AlRiers; For the sake o. THE pictures.
out out a !. lit liz b.yond ~ REGULAR elrsjs q
man can draw one thing, It has been said. he
gan draw everything; At the most ! hs can I bnt
M ,a,a: an shs sn1 failure ans sf SsttinR R on q se II a Int SG foe
moral. and secures expulsion from clubs:
work because yon know you can do 1t
and are certain to get money by 50 do
and y secures admission to clubs. There
must be a middle way somewhere. as there
n mu s%es iG%ew Teerta Re mn or u other ysnl Sa to l %sss
palette is set for in this life. He will pack his
with effects, that he can never reproduce. All
the same his will be q superb failure. And
afterwards nothing this side tho grave can
change most OF us>
are visited and dried:
est critic has died:
We shall rest land. faith. We shall need It y. lie down
for an ron or two.
TIL the Master Of All Good workmen shall set Us -
work anew.
And those that are good shall be happy. They shall sit
in u golden chair.
And splash at a ten-ieAgue canvas with brushes OF
comets hair:
They shall have real saints to draw from-Silss and
Peter and Paul.
They shall work for . year At . sitting. and Fever get
tired at all.
And only Rembrandt shall teach rs and only Van Dyck
shall blame.
And no one shall work for money and NO ono shall
work for fame.
But ali for the sake Of working. and each In his sepa.
rate star
Shall draw the Thing a. he sees 1t for the God OF Things
asThey Arel