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...relish, and, as I feared, but little talent. " Suddenly the thought presented itself, ' Why might ], not remain here, and turn painter ? ' I had taken...transient but delightful prospect of remaining in liome with Allston, and turning painter. " My next meeting with Allston was in America, after he had...

...assistance in hia power, and was sure I would succeed. " For two or three days the idea took full posaession of my mind; but I believe it owed its main force to...remaining in Rome with Allston, and turning painter. " My next meeting with Allston was in America, after he had finished his studies in Italy; bat as we...

...with the rainbow hues of youthful promise. " My lot in life, however, was differently cast. Donbts and fears gradually clouded over my prospect ; the...transient but delightful prospect of remaining in Home with Allston, and turning painter. " My next meeting with AUston was in America, after he had...

...promise. My lot, however, was differently cast. Doubts and fears gradually cooled over my prospects ; the rainbow tints faded away ; I began to apprehend...the transient but delightful prospect of remaining at Rome with Allston and turning painter." We can not regret this early disappointment when we think...

...lot in life, however, was differently cast. Doubts and fears gradually clouded over my prospects ; the rainbow tints faded away ; I began to apprehend...remaining in Rome with Allston, and turning painter." After an absence of two years, Mr. Irving returned to New York, in March, 1806. He resumed the study...

...lot in life, however, was differently cast. Doubts and fears gradually clouded over my prospects ; the rainbow tints faded away ; I began to apprehend...remaining in Rome with Allston, and turning painter." After an absence of two years, Mr. Irving returned to New York, in March, 1806. He resumed the study...

...I was to return home to the dry study of the law, for which I had no relish, and, as I feared, but little talent. Suddenly the thought presented itself,...remaining in Rome with Allston and turning painter. My next meeting with Allston was in America, after he had finished his studies in Italy ; but as we...

...it recurred to mind, it was always connected with beautiful Italian scenery, palaces, and ntatues, and fountains, and terraced gardens, and Allston as...remaining in Rome with Allston, and turning painter. "My next meeting with Allston was in America, after he had finished his studies in Italy ; but as we...

...tinted with the rainbow hues of youthful promise. My lot in life, however, was differently cast. Doubts fears gradually clouded over my prospect ; the rainbow...remaining in Rome with Allston and turning painter. My next meeting with Allston was in America, after he had finished his studies in Italy ; but as we...