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Excerpt from Kitty, Vol. 2 of 3
DO you like the picture? Asked Perry of Kitty, who, for a moment, was absorbed in the act of criticism.
You know I never quite like your pictures; so, what is the use of asking? She said, smiling a little impatiently. I admire them wonderful ly, but they don't please me. They are such strange subjects for a meek thing like you to paint, and she laughed, forgetting everything in the pleasure of teasing Perry.
Her frank, familiar manner intoxicated him He went on to ask.
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Excerpt from Kitty, Vol. 2 of 3
"And now for Perry's picture," said Mrs. Cornford, when the merry feast had sped to its close. "I'm sorry yon have made such a poor supper, Kitty, but I expected as much. Well, I hope fine clothes and spiced dishes will always agree with you. That's all, my dear."
Perry gave her his arm, and they led the way. It was a very dirty staircase they had to ascend, and a very dusty mansarde of a studio at the top. Perry led Kitty to a solitary chair which stood in front of his picture.
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