Emily's Dream (2005)
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Lizzie and Alice used to go to art lessons with her, but they did not have the interest in art that Emily did. They felt they had gone to lessons long enough.
“Once you have a husband and family to look after, you will have no time for art,” Alice often reminded Emily.
Alice had been happy to take on more household duties since the death of their parents. She was always bustling around the house cooking or cleaning. Lizzie, on the other hand, always had her nose inside a Bible when she was not s...cowling over chores or helping with church meetings. She was already congratulating herself on the missionary work she planned to do. Dabbling in art was a childhood trifle she thought best left behind.
For Emily, art was something else altogether. It was a physical thing that gripped her and would not let go. She could not stop herself from drawing just as she could not stop herself from breathing. It was part of her.
At Miss Withrow’s, the art students sat at a long table laid out with paper, pencils and sticks of charcoal.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lizzie and Alice used to go to art lessons with her, but they did not have the interest in art that Emily did. They felt they had gone to lessons long enough.
“Once you have a husband and family to look after, you will have no time for art,” Alice often reminded Emily.
Alice had been happy to take on more household duties since the death of their parents. She was always bustling around the house cooking or cleaning. Lizzie, on the other hand, always had her nose inside a Bible when she was not s...cowling over chores or helping with church meetings. She was already congratulating herself on the missionary work she planned to do. Dabbling in art was a childhood trifle she thought best left behind.
For Emily, art was something else altogether. It was a physical thing that gripped her and would not let go. She could not stop herself from drawing just as she could not stop herself from breathing. It was part of her.
At Miss Withrow’s, the art students sat at a long table laid out with paper, pencils and sticks of charcoal.
What to read after Emily's Dream?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jacqueline Pearce to read onlineMoreLess
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