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MARK, an English poet, Studied at first theology, then medicine in Edinburgh and in Leyden. He prac- ticed medicine with poor success at first, Studied at first theology, then medicine in Edinburgh and in Leyden. He pracbut slowly gained eminence, and in 1761 was appointed physician to the queen. but slowly gained eminence, and in 1761 ures of the Imagination," a didactic poem (1744, remodeled and enlarged 1757 and His literary fame rests on the "Pleas- 176 1765). He died in London, June 23, 1770.

AKERS, BENJAMIN PAUL, an American sculptor, born in 1825. Studied in Florence and was especially noted for the rapidity of his work. His best known nd Endymion,' statues are "Una and the Lion," "Elizabeth of Hungary," "Morning," "Eve- ning," "Diana and Endymion," "Paolo ning," "Diana and and Francesca," and "The Dead Pearl Diver." He died in May, 1866.

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