The Aldine, Vol. 5, No. 1., January, 1872 - A Typographic Art Journal by Various
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page 78 of 130 (60%)
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family, that his wife had died of sorrow, in misery, and that
his son, Li, having taken the liberty to complain of the glorious emperor's severity, suffered death by the bowstring, as is proper and reasonable in all well-governed states. * * * * * [Illustration: MOTHER IS HERE!--DEIKER.] MOTHER IS HERE!--A little fawn in the clutches of a fox bleats loudly for help. The mother appears quickly on the scene, and Renard retires, foiled and chagrined at the loss of his dinner. He stays not upon the order of his going, but goes at once. The artist Deiker is a well-known German painter, whose success with these pictures of animal life ranks him with such men as Beckmann and Hammer, whose names are familiar to the friends of _THE ALDINE_. _A TROPIC FOREST._ Trees lifted to the skies their stately heads, Tufted with verdure, like depending plumage, O'er stems unknotted, waving to the wind: Of these in graceful form, and simple beauty, The fruitful cocoa and the fragrant palm Excelled the wilding daughters of the wood, |
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