He is intensely fond of pictures, and has given me a great many ideas about them which I should never have gained without him; I shouldn't have known where to look for such ideas.
He thinks everything of pictures; he thinks we don't make near enough of them.

They seem to make a good deal of them here; but I couldn't help telling him the other day that in Bangor I really don't think we do.
If I had any money to spend I would buy some and take them back, to hang up.

Mr.Leverett says it would do them good--not the pictures, but the Bangor folks.

He thinks everything of the French, too, and says we don't make nearly enough of _them_.

I couldn't help telling him the other day that at any rate they make enough of themselves.