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He sent his father and mother instead. Theywere very nice old people, but they hadn't painted his pictures. " Lawton: "They might say his pictures would never have been paintedwithout them. " Bemis: "It was like Heine's going to visit Rachel by appointment. Shewasn't in, but her father and mother were; and when he met herafterwards he told her that he had just come from a show where he hadseen a curious monster advertised for exhibition--the offspring of ahare and a salmon. The monster was not ...to be seen at the moment, but theshowman said here was monsieur the hare and madame the salmon. " Mrs. Roberts: "What in the world did Rachel say?" Lawton: "Ah, that's what these brilliant anecdotes never tell. And Ithink it would be very interesting to know what the victim of awitticism has to say. " Mrs. Curwen: "I should think you would know very often, Doctor. " Lawton: "Ah, now I should like to know what the victim of a complimentsays!" Mrs. Curwen: "He bows his thanks. " Dr. Lawton makes a profoundobeisance, to which Mrs.
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He sent his father and mother instead. Theywere very nice old people, but they hadn't painted his pictures. " Lawton: "They might say his pictures would never have been paintedwithout them. " Bemis: "It was like Heine's going to visit Rachel by appointment. Shewasn't in, but her father and mother were; and when he met herafterwards he told her that he had just come from a show where he hadseen a curious monster advertised for exhibition--the offspring of ahare and a salmon. The monster was not ...to be seen at the moment, but theshowman said here was monsieur the hare and madame the salmon. " Mrs. Roberts: "What in the world did Rachel say?" Lawton: "Ah, that's what these brilliant anecdotes never tell. And Ithink it would be very interesting to know what the victim of awitticism has to say. " Mrs. Curwen: "I should think you would know very often, Doctor. " Lawton: "Ah, now I should like to know what the victim of a complimentsays!" Mrs. Curwen: "He bows his thanks. " Dr. Lawton makes a profoundobeisance, to which Mrs.
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