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A fine, drizzling rain was striking against the windows of a cosy third floor sitting-room, obscuring what in pleasant weather was a fine distant view of the Charles river. The apartment was evidently that of a woman, as numerous details of arrangement and articles of feminine use suggested; and quite as evidently it was the home of a person of taste and refinement, and of one, too, who had traveled. Arthur Fenton, a slender young artist, with elegant figure and deep set eyes, was lounging in an easy chair in an attitude well calculated to show to advantage his graceful outlines. For occupation he was turning over a portfolio of sketches, whose authorship was indicated by the attitude of the lady seated near by.
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Arlo Bates, a poet, newspaperman, novelist and English professor was born on December 16, 1850 in East Machias, Maine. Bates graduated from Bowdoin College, receiving a Bachelor's degree in 1876, receiving his Master's in 1879. His work includes novels, poems and criticisms. The Pagans (1884), The Philistines (1888), The Puritans (1899), Prince Vance and The Intoxicated Ghost are some of his work.
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- PublisherCreatespace
- ISBN 10 1503126404
- ISBN 13 9781503126404
- BindingPaperback
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