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doubtfn, whether they would be pulled OH
or the plaster would break. 1t had to be
separated from other parts of the neck and
skin by running knife between.


This operation, independent OF the suit
location you will easily conceive, must have
been very distressing. understand that
Mr.. ]. says he had his arm broken and wrist
put out ofjoint at the same moment ana tne
pain of setting the one and putting the otner
in place, was far less than what tnis oPeta.
ton occasioncd. Would you believe that
this "eccentric" artist and letter writer nei-
ther Symhathised with the faiA he haa oc1
casioned nor participated in the solicitude OF
the family. On the contrary, be was coz
graduating himself with the cxactness OF
the likeness, and uufceingly yieStea about
the pain and distress. His sensbility was
like bluntcd to the evidences of displeasure
occasioned by his untimely humoui'