Bread Upon the Waters

Jean, an artist, takes everybody's troubles upon himself. As often as he can sell a picture, he squanders the money upon "dem good-for-nothin' artists," as Mammy says. Falconer, another arti... Read allJean, an artist, takes everybody's troubles upon himself. As often as he can sell a picture, he squanders the money upon "dem good-for-nothin' artists," as Mammy says. Falconer, another artist, is a heavy drinker and dies, leaving Mary, Laura, and Toodles, his children, in sore s... Read allJean, an artist, takes everybody's troubles upon himself. As often as he can sell a picture, he squanders the money upon "dem good-for-nothin' artists," as Mammy says. Falconer, another artist, is a heavy drinker and dies, leaving Mary, Laura, and Toodles, his children, in sore straits. The artists are very sorry, but know nothing they can do to help them, as they hav... Read all