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The dream they had laid out in their lives was over more
people, women, grief, sadness, disappointment, bad news, victorian costumes, interiors, lucille
It needs not to tell
The tears of Constànce, nor the grief of her lover:
The dreams they had laid out their lives in was over”
Constànce stands in the parlour in front of an unlit fire. She wears a long dress, a bonnet, lace cuffs at her wrists, and the letter from her cousin hangs in her limp arms as she lowers her head. it is over: they cannot be together, she and her lover, and cannot marry. She is to be sent to a convent to be a nun.
Willard Poinsette Snyder seems to be the artist here, an American genre artist and engraver; the title page says that A. V. S. Anthony supervised the art, and may also have done the engraving.
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