Wise child and life-like portraits of sitters
A reflection on how a wise child recognizes his father and how life-like pictures capture true likenesses of sitters. The piece praises portraits as products of skill advanced ideas and care, mentioning Boise Studio St. Louis.
The Selfishness of Misllater by by Coeozg oe Fee
A husband, Alfred Waterley, struggles with his wife Mrs Waterby over buying a Poe edition. He budgets tightly while she resists, leading to cold games of sacrifice and deception. On Christmas, she quietly reveals she bought the Poe set anyway, exposing his envy and misjudgment. He contemplates harsh pride yet buys back his self respect with a costly ring.
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Alfred
Edgar Allan Poe
Poe
Mr. Waterley
Waterley
Mrs. Waterby
Mr. Waterby
Mrs. Waterly
Mr. V Waterley
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