All in a Garden Fair a Simple Story of Three Boys And a Girl
All in a Garden Fair a Simple Story of Three Boys And a Girl
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I found Mr. Lawrence Ouvry a very pleasant fellow, and quite as Allen had described him. He could not possibly be so wise as he looked, and beneath his thoughtful brow there dwelt a pair of eyes which seemed perpetually twinkling. He, too, began to talk about Allen, and seemed to regard him as already belonging to me. But one could not very well explain to a voung man the exact situation. No one, among them all, I believe, conceived it possible that a mere countrj^ girl could refuse a man who h...ad achieved literary distinction.
' We have done what we could for the illustrious poet and Maker, ' said Lawrence. * We have dragged him out of his solitude and made him go into the world. It was a recluse you sent to us, Miss Philipon, the hermit of Hainault. Have you preserved the original hermitage ? ' ' All Allen's friends ought to be very grateful to you, Mr. Ouvry. ' ' Well ; it is not every day that we get such a chance as a man with the real ring. Anybody can write ; that is nothing —the current literature of the next generation will, I am quite certain, be written by the Board School boy — but only a fa« can write as Eniiledew writes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I found Mr. Lawrence Ouvry a very pleasant fellow, and quite as Allen had described him. He could not possibly be so wise as he looked, and beneath his thoughtful brow there dwelt a pair of eyes which seemed perpetually twinkling. He, too, began to talk about Allen, and seemed to regard him as already belonging to me. But one could not very well explain to a voung man the exact situation. No one, among them all, I believe, conceived it possible that a mere countrj^ girl could refuse a man who h...ad achieved literary distinction.
' We have done what we could for the illustrious poet and Maker, ' said Lawrence. * We have dragged him out of his solitude and made him go into the world. It was a recluse you sent to us, Miss Philipon, the hermit of Hainault. Have you preserved the original hermitage ? ' ' All Allen's friends ought to be very grateful to you, Mr. Ouvry. ' ' Well ; it is not every day that we get such a chance as a man with the real ring. Anybody can write ; that is nothing —the current literature of the next generation will, I am quite certain, be written by the Board School boy — but only a fa« can write as Eniiledew writes.
What to read after All in a Garden Fair a Simple Story of Three Boys And a Girl?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter Besant to read onlineMoreLess
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