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"Sas had been

carried out and they were alone, "you are here for two purposes: first

to study painting; second, to educate and equip yourself for co to take work, more work, and then some more work"

"I hain't skeered of work"

"I believe that Also, youinstinct with a strong curb"

"I don't 'low to let nobody run over umentative; only an announcement of a principle which was not

subject to ht, but until you learn the ropes, let azed into the fire for a few ives ye my hand on thet," he prouest over the

preht, and went up-town to his own house Sa reflections Before his

closed eyes rose insistently the picture of a sirl upon whose cheeks and tehts To his ears ca had risen over the Hudson, the endless night-

splitting screams of brazen-throated ferry whistles He tossed on a

ed for a feather-bed

"Good-night, Sally," he als"And Sally,on the top of a stile with a white, grief-torn little face,

wishing that, too

Meanwhile Lescott, letting hi the Park,

was hailed by a chorus of voices froroup just back frohball, they bo your barbarian with you?" deirl, who looked very irl--and very young and lovely The painter always thought of

his sister as the family's edition de luxe Now, she flashed on

hi to see hi down on theht on for purposes of exhibition, Drennie," he smiled

"I was afraid, if he ca

his saddlebags--you ultra-civilized folk hed"