New York Weekly edition
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| Series: | New York Weekly v. 28 no. 43 (page 4) |
| Item: | The Dutch Painter |
| Author: |
Luby, Kate
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| Date: |
September 1, 1873 |
New York Weekly edition
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Digital Library @ Villanova University
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| Series: | New York Weekly v. 60 no. 40 (page 4) |
| Item: | The Dutch Painter |
| Author: |
Luby, Kate
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| Date: |
July 15, 1905 |
| First Sentence: | In the center of a quiet village stood an inn, the proprietor of which was named Fritz; nearly opposite was the cottage of the village painter, rejoicing in the odd name of Tunder, at whose door might be seen boards representing grotesque caricature paintings, as signs of his profession. |
| Last Sentence: | He did not hang himself; more wise, by far, he emigrated to some distant. |
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