Melvin G. Winstock, "A Modern Hercules," The Tale of a Sculptress… (1899)
“ Besides, I am more than anxious that you should go to Rome and finish your studies. Nothing must be allowed to hinder that great and glorious future which must, which shall, be yours." "Now you are my brave darling." He embraced her fondly, just as Mr. Salmon appeared upon the scene, an angry scowl disfiguring his usually calm and placid brow. "I had hoped, sir, that your sense of honor would have prevented you from encouraging this young girl in a disobedience of her father." "Father, dear, I pray you refrain from speech of that kind to Milton. ”
