THE PENANCE OF ELEANOR, DUCHESS OF GLOUCESTER.
By Edwin A. Abbey.
From the collection of Whitelaw Reid, Esq. Copyright, 1902, by Whitelaw Reid.
PAVANE.
By Edwin A. Abbey.
(Painted in 1895 to occupy a special place in the room where it now is.)
brown, and vanishes at the top of the hill, where beyond the mounds and hollows of a Roman encampment there is only the knowledge of a modern world. But you have scarce seen Broadway until you have penetrated into some of the cottage and kitchen interiors, with their wide-open hearths, smoke-stained timbered ceilings, from which hang hams and flitches of bacon and strings of onions; or passed to the backs of some of the houses and explored the dairies and quaint inglenooks of architecture, the trim vegetable gardens, the apple orchards and the barnyards, in close companionship with which is always the vivid green of the pleasant hills.