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If by this time you have not taken the trouble to look at the three pictures I left with Miss Jarvis, your assistant, I beg you to do me the favor of looking them over at your earliest convenience. I am eager to hear your verdict, no matter whether favorable or adverse. All humans are critics, for we begin criticizing in infancy. But art critics are rare. You are naturally a good art critic by experience and I value your opinion immensely. | If by this time you have not taken the trouble to look at the three pictures I left with Miss Jarvis, your assistant, I beg you to do me the favor of looking them over at your earliest convenience. I am eager to hear your verdict, no matter whether favorable or adverse. All humans are critics, for we begin criticizing in infancy. But art critics are rare. You are naturally a good art critic by experience and I value your opinion immensely. | ||
Miss Speirs is a clever and versatile artist. She paints well too, but is too reserved to come out in the open. I advised her to let me introduce her new art to the | Miss Speirs is a clever and versatile artist. She paints well too, but is too reserved to come out in the open. I advised her to let me introduce her new art to the North, and that is the reason I came here. She imagined those pictures could | ||
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Just for the files Chicago 10/6/29 Miss Alice Roullier Dear Madame: If by this time you have not taken the trouble to look at the three pictures I left with Miss Jarvis, your assistant, I beg you to do me the favor of looking them over at your earliest convenience. I am eager to hear your verdict, no matter whether favorable or adverse. All humans are critics, for we begin criticizing in infancy. But art critics are rare. You are naturally a good art critic by experience and I value your opinion immensely. Miss Speirs is a clever and versatile artist. She paints well too, but is too reserved to come out in the open. I advised her to let me introduce her new art to the North, and that is the reason I came here. She imagined those pictures could