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Show An Artist's Sarcasm. (Pittsburg Press.) An artist was talking about the late Walter Appleton Clark, who died at the beginning of his artistic career. "And Clark." he said, "had a strong sense of humor. I remember going through a millionaire's stables with him one day. You know what a millionaire's mil-lionaire's stables nowadays are like floors and wells of translucent white tiles, drinking fountains of marble, mahogany mangers, silver trimmings, and so forth and so on. " 'Well, gentlemen,' said the millionaire, million-aire, proudly, 'is anything lacking?' ' 'I can't think of anything,' said Clark, 'except a sofa for each horse.' " |
