On view here are sleek little copies of those monumental works, compositions of standing, leaning or tumbling cylinders finished in glossy red or matte rust-colored patina.
Katherine Mansfield provides a vivid picture of them: Lawrence sewing or "making little copies of pictures," Frieda standing "with big bowls of blue and white water round her wringing out check tablecloths".
He designed some of the bridges and, according to Mr. Frieder, also loved Erector Sets, with their prefabricated parts — which, to a Jersey-bound commuter at the end of a difficult day, look like careful little copies of the box beams on the George Washington Bridge that cannot go by soon enough.
Nicolas Poussin made a little wax copy of her to keep in his studio.
She still has, and treasures, a small, worn copy of the "Little Red Songbook," a collection of labor songs that was her father's.
It is hard to see how the American software giant could abuse its market power given that it has so little: most copies of its products in use in China are pirated.
Whole sections of Idaho, Montana, Oklahoma are populated by guys who carry little red copies of the Constitution with them; deal only in silver money; and have sworn out death sentences on Judges, Game Wardens, Sherrifs and others who have pledged fealty to the Federal Government.
JC: I happen to have in my hot little hands a copy of my song "The Blizzard" sung by John Denver about a big snow storm.
These dudes are so corny, take your little sister's copy of their shit and burn it and make her listen to some DJ Quik.
Or the leftists dust off their little-used copies of the Constitution and start quoting the Emoluments Clause when there is the prospect of a foreign visitor to the presidential inauguration taking a bag of peanuts from the minibar in a Trump hotel.
