1. How did Mr. Gregg happen to meet Lautisse?

83.What was Johnsy doing while lying in bed?
An important point to consider is that when Sue came in to the room where Johnsy laid she become a witness of how the condition of her friend were bad. Johnsylay,scarcely making a ripple under the bedclothes with her face toward the window. Johnsy's eyes were open wide. She was looking out the window and counting the leaves of old ivy vine , climbed halfway up the brick wall of twenty feet away house. There was also a bare,dreary yard to be seen
84.How did Sue behave in that situation?
Well to answer to this question. I would like to commerce with the fact that Sue did her best I. Order to make her friend fell better. She first os all was a bit shocked when she heard of such a nonsense from Johnsy. Johnsy made up her mind that she will die after the last leaf front ivy vine fall down. That is why to support her friend Sue said that once that vine were the loved tree of Johnsy and ro make her a bit happier she also told to Johnsy the words of doctor that her chance to recovery real
85/86.Who was Sue's model?
Old Behrman was a painter who lived the ground floor beneath them. He was pat sixty and he had been always about to paint a master piece but had never yet begun it. Sue's model was this man,old hermit mind. Behrman earned a little by serving as a model to those young artists in the colony who could not pay the price of a professional. For the rest he was a fierce little old man, who regarded himself as the protector of the two young artists in the studio above
87. How did he take Johnsy's illness?
First of all old Behrman was astonished how people in the world meet their foolishness to die because leafs that dropped off from confounded ivy vine. He had never heard before such as a crazy thing. He was too angry due to Johnsy who lost her belief to live may be therefore old Behrman called her fool hermit dunderhead. He also scold Sue because of letting Johnsy to come such as thing in her brain