Such a picture, for instance, as you made yesterday can have little value to anyone." "Little value! Why, Miss de Graf, you astonish me," he exclaimed.

"I consider that picture of the falling wall one of my greatest triumphs--and I've been making pictures for years.

Aside from its realism, its emotional nature--'thrills,' we call it--this picture conveys a vivid lesson that ought to prove of great benefit to humanity." Beth was looking at him curiously now.

Patsy was serious and very attentive.

As Uncle John asked his visitor to be seated his voice betrayed the interest he felt in the conversation.
"Of course we saw only a bit of the picture," said Patsy Doyle.