The Ladies of the White House
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On her journey south, she passed some weeks in Philadelphia on a visit ,to her sister-in- law, Mrs. Hackley, the mother of Mrs. Cutts. I was still in Philadelphia with my little deaf-mute boy, and it was on that occasion that this precious portrait was secured by my prevailing on her to sit to Mr. Sully, then considered the best female portrait painter in our country. Twenty years previously, Mr. Sully had 12 178 LADIES OF THE WHITE HOUSE.
passed some time as a guest at Monticello, haviug been ...employed to make a portrait of my grandfather for the Military Academy at West Point. Since that time my mother had changed very much. Mr. Sully had then found her living with her dear father in that hap- py home, surrounded by a large, cheerful family-circle unbroken by death. But in the long interval, many of its members had been taken away, and grief had left its traces not less plainly stamped upon her face than age. She was thinner and more feeble than I had ever seen her — it was just six months before her death.
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On her journey south, she passed some weeks in Philadelphia on a visit ,to her sister-in- law, Mrs. Hackley, the mother of Mrs. Cutts. I was still in Philadelphia with my little deaf-mute boy, and it was on that occasion that this precious portrait was secured by my prevailing on her to sit to Mr. Sully, then considered the best female portrait painter in our country. Twenty years previously, Mr. Sully had 12 178 LADIES OF THE WHITE HOUSE.
passed some time as a guest at Monticello, haviug been ...employed to make a portrait of my grandfather for the Military Academy at West Point. Since that time my mother had changed very much. Mr. Sully had then found her living with her dear father in that hap- py home, surrounded by a large, cheerful family-circle unbroken by death. But in the long interval, many of its members had been taken away, and grief had left its traces not less plainly stamped upon her face than age. She was thinner and more feeble than I had ever seen her — it was just six months before her death.
What to read after The Ladies of the White House?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Holloway, Laura C. (Laura Carter), B. 1848 to read onlineMoreLess
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