The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-19
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de| Illustrator, has q fFonusp'ece picture ~
rs,vtrk AMI his wife sitting outdoors NJ
sshi lust nefore tho parting. Mrs ward
avs n 'rts In u preface SIN the ilrgt lovely
a,ating ~ tho husband and wife sittinR by
,bs Westmorcland stream Phube's face
snd hook will he felt, ] think, by any sym
sa,be,lc reader NJ a light on the course 81
,he story. Phpbe looks very sad.a and the
s.ory IL indeed n bearing out. an ~unwavering
mialment ~ the sorrow that the picture
s,presscs.
Tenvick in London weakly concealed
,he fac, that he had q wife and child In
Weu,morpland. lie found q fair sitter.
tus, "a Romnsy mad donc. hls portrait
A Madame de Pastourelles went TO tho
Academy and brought him GOO. Eugenie
a paafOflTtliFN WIS WlIVii1 duAobNs tNNo
uasa menace TO the goodness OF nobody'H
bnsband, hut Phdebe did not know 1t. Phrbe
came secretly to London, discovered the
ske,ch from which the Academy portrait
vas made, daubed II over with black paint
ina AZ OF malicious jealousy, and ran away
9TH the child TO Canada. When she came
h.cL NJ the end OF twelve years Fenwick
"a. IN the point Of putting an end 20 him.
LII He had had many troubles. Il would
~ gronpa II he had not had them, for no.
~ aver hunted for trouble more assidu-
o,siv Onoe he went 20 Burlington House
l.. ,osv RI 20 and tore down from the
ali ,here n nicture that he had sent for
.,hihi,ion II had not been hung TO suit
A., Thu lcademv To which he had newly
huar alsctsd invited him to resign. He
vro,e n letter TO the Times which made
,hrooch hot ween the writer and England's
.#col ar, He became u~npopular. No
- bought his n~lctnres. Even the small
aooiors sn,,hhad him. II Phnbe had been
- lotor in COMING hack he would have
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-, In the story Watson was n painter
:, s,oomy subjects. There is mention of
sws,son,s superb head, with its strong,
1851 looks Of ebon black hair touched
wi,h srov and the blue ewes beneath with
,ha;r ,ragio force of expression" When
Ssrricl erst Jaw Watson he was Wanting
,hs nic,ure 81 n ma)efactor going to exc
n,,;nn h idea was -of helpless pain In
Ma grin ~ cruel and triumphant force"