Penny Dreadfuls, 1890 · page 182 of 272
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THE FACE OF ROSENFEL. 1%5 CHAPTER XV. ; TIME AND TIDE. : ORE than once in the course of this history, it | has been mentioned that the windows of the : artist’s chambers looked out upon ariver. In truth, it : was almost impossible to be anywhere in Maxey’s rooms a and escape its presence. He had chosen his suite for the free, open prospect it afforded, and he had sketched = and painted a landscape from this lofty situation a — dozen times. It mattered not in what part of the house 2 one was there was always something to remind him of 3 the river. a The sweeping curve made by the stream just above the center of the city, broadened the otherwise narrow “2 belt of water into a lake-like expanse, and opened a vista 33 of miles to the eye. Over this wide surface the wind came and went unopposed. It was ever rattling at the windows of the artist’s rooms. To awake of a winter’s night and hear the uneasy ghost tapping with his chill hand for admission, was to be reminded of the icy water flowing steadily with the tide down between the great stone-walls in the darkness. ae The tide rose and fell in the river for miles above the el city. In the dead of winter it lifted the solid white sur- aa face, like a marble floor, through ten feet twice a day, | ed: After a thaw, when the ice broke up, even in Maxey’s ~ rooms, could be heard the great blocks grinding against the stones, These floating masses drifted variously,ag — bt anar, ae : ae | Cree 1 ae ’ Ee Reich ; ies emesis 7% Wg S ele: ae a seis <a ~, is oi > Y aS PIS EERE tay a Sil Sie AS Ahlen “bem ee 9 a ge @ ‘> Pars —— —— La ~ ¢ vs - Uf 7 A iP Buty Pease tye +0 rae ie MeSe é . 2 “ - _ - ~ = Sp EES Mat es, APA a oe Es FAP = ¥ oY Rx US Saree oO aoe! te ae ~~ Ps 2h 8 & . - : of they | a ~ it . FF = > ie Moe . > : > ~- F re — = x es, . > ae “” “=. ¢ & J o PF : = 5 eae TY = 5 oat. ae atgh Hi . ce se > ¥ ‘comicbooks.com | 4 er = ae * AH (=) " m3, - es v Vnomeet ie * re cr} ae | ee ee Sr i PS dé Lok va es i ma SLES See ee ~ ; NB Renee et ae a ian os | F- : Ome aha? Hee ns ble) i tonal 7 ee toot’. Ue pace yay & 4: ea beiaeen “pik i a 7 ed | << f “EWS Seay ee ATE aN x, pe TS ENED yp ras Ee NEN et be See ke Se ed Eh ad oe ‘ Rsan tD:, » , as Se i aE 8? ne, ad ti whe bay So, Wp ee us BS ey ee eee Sas tate YAS ~ ye SE ows "AsFes c= ’ a OE eehlar | So SEE OS Rw ee! © BOD 6 ES Are NO ea ae ee of « he Os ol ge ae 4