C. S. Montanye, How Did He Know That? (1922)
“ O'Shea tore the brown paper from the canvas. Revealed was Flo Lewis, clad in a smile, pivoted on one foot with hands outstretched to catch a butterfly. O'Shea looked at Tony. "Well, what about it, Nuisance? Is it Art?" Tony appeared to become violently excited. "Moderato andantino!" he screamed. "Dis pitch' he's-a damn fake! He's-a lie! Molto animato! Dis is what-a you call-a da humbugs!" "Wait a minute!" O'Shea ordered. "What do you mean?" The barber filled his lungs with air. "I mean it's-a da lie—a fake! Da gooda artist he paint true to da life! Dis wan he's-a da loafer. ”
