The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-10
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evening he spent in my studio we smoked Gig,
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that had gone much further. That at least
seemed the meaning Of two or three fo I'M my
dr@winss il from his lips with the smoke
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ways represented myself to him as wishing to
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in the picture looked colossal. but SUPPOSED
this was not what he meant inafmnte Iht as, t9r
working exactly in the sumo way MS when he
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Of execution. tho direction Of strokes and tho
-: In the drawings you've been looking at
think my tyres are very handsome"
i've had a couple. 81 e new models"
.A Ab5s S%a istS T THeypt stupid"
You mean l am-for ought to get round
'n "You can't. with such people Who are
told him. as far as was necessary So, and hs
you've never seen them: they're awfully
of yours drops to PIECES with them. It's al!
NO one else has said anything against it;
the .tedpside people are pleased" ,,.,,
people IL" Hssest asses SO Of ALL Come don't
pretend at thus time IT day to have pretty liiu-
" "n e ths u' not for
| you work-it's Tor those who know Keep
straight for them keep strasRt a5 me il yon
tai" sGss ra nTf h"s is 95 9% s Hs
about iiuttan,l Ramsay. and its POI sin" sue
cossors. he declared that must get back into
His voice In short. was the voice Of warming.
I noted tho warning. but | ridn't tuln my
dea but a IT" ." st TINT bored
monishrd me not To sacri.lc. thnm-ii there
ANYTHING to be dom with HIM Hin hh.
seem to me to have pervad"h my lifr not IT.
t!r. ! have vision Of them MS most Of the
an old velvet ncncl' t. nout "i tn" way. AMI
looking u Ike n rair OF nnti"nt '"ururr,, IN !!
during ii tho coolest weeks Of tn" winter they
hsld their ground because it saved them IRE IRE:
nS's nfTn not NS c S liza, th s We're o
Of charity. Whenever Miss Churm arrived
t cd N WEN, s4 rn arrSai
pretty often; They managed, to express to
me. taeity that they supposed wanted tie i, her
the work-it was lying about the stndio.wth-
H erales ThSy had f dipped into the
most brilliant Of our novelists without leci-
Jack Haxley's. warning, it would 20 time
Of the season was over Ha a. '. had
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partition. Learning TINT he was n painter. |
tried t" PHI to s hnt h too
at them. across the biz: room as il they were
miles away they were 4 compendium IL Of every every;
all convention and patent leather; with ejjar!!-
ness in a studio: II studio was place to learn
to see. and how could you bee through pair |
The main Inconvenience suffered at their
hands was that. Mt first. was Shy OF letting
Ms stSg 7, tina" IN, y tf
They knew that had been oGd, enough lth.y
were prepared by this tim" to allow Oddly 70
streets when might have had II person with
WHISPERS and ere irntiaI;: but il was some
ac .t,S sI,ments. They found him sitting t?
me more than once. but they never doubted |
We're wer sever several things they never guessed. and
one Of them was rs that TINT for o., striking
the N w o maSa
Major Is the menn kGpt Putting
lit him. At last. one day late in tn" winter.
when was ut work on tho 'lespised Orontr
straighf, they came il. TIC Major and Lis ,wlfc.
was less and less to laugh att. like country call
ers-they always reminded ne Of that-who
nave WALKED ACROSS Httr anu tTe press
entity persuaded to stay TO luncheon. Luncheon
WIS over. but they could stay to teal knew
ever. and couldn't let my .ar1or cool |
and my, work wait. with the fading day
] asked Mrs. Monarch il she woud mind
laying it outs request which. for an instant,
brought all the blood to her face. Her eyes
We're on her husbands for second. and some
mute telegraphy passed between them. Their
folly WAS over the next instant: his cheerful
shrewdness put an end to H., so far from pity
ing their wounded pride. must add. WAS
moved to give it as completea lesson as could.
They hustled about together and got out the
cups and stucers and made the kettle boil. l
know they felt NJ II they We're waiting OH my
servant. and when the tea Was prepared 81 d:
Hell have u cup. please he's tired" Mrs.
Monarch brought hin, one where he stood and
man ut a party. squeezing crush hat with an
an elbow.
Then it came over me that she had made a
great effort for me--mndo 1t with u kind OF
| nobleness-and that owed her u rnmpensa-
| ton. Each time saw her. after this Won
| dered what the compensation could be.
couldn't go on doing the wrong thing to oblge
than, un "a thing the M