In Memory of Madeline Yale Wynne
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She had come from Deerfield and Boston to keep house for her brother, Julian Yale, at 9 Ritchie Place, and Chicago was new to her.
She brought into it an atmosphere of color, of intimate artistic life, where Vene- tian beads, in hitherto unimagined quanti- ties and richness, blended with strange bits of embroidery; and where copper trays, iridescent with bold experiments in decora- tion, bore odd bits of hand-wrought metal — an atmosphere where a winter's sketch- [i8] ing in Algiers, a season o...f study in Venice or Florence, was all a part of the scheme of life, and might come again at any time.
With this went a personality as rich, as vivid as her experiences. Busy with her own work as she was — for she worked daily In her "shop" at the top of the house, Its great window looking out upon Lake Michigan, over the lovely jewelry and silverware that are so warmly cherished by their present owners — she always had time to listen, to give counsel or help, or, just by being her- self, to make one realize a larger world and point of view than one had brought to her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She had come from Deerfield and Boston to keep house for her brother, Julian Yale, at 9 Ritchie Place, and Chicago was new to her.
She brought into it an atmosphere of color, of intimate artistic life, where Vene- tian beads, in hitherto unimagined quanti- ties and richness, blended with strange bits of embroidery; and where copper trays, iridescent with bold experiments in decora- tion, bore odd bits of hand-wrought metal — an atmosphere where a winter's sketch- [i8] ing in Algiers, a season o...f study in Venice or Florence, was all a part of the scheme of life, and might come again at any time.
With this went a personality as rich, as vivid as her experiences. Busy with her own work as she was — for she worked daily In her "shop" at the top of the house, Its great window looking out upon Lake Michigan, over the lovely jewelry and silverware that are so warmly cherished by their present owners — she always had time to listen, to give counsel or help, or, just by being her- self, to make one realize a larger world and point of view than one had brought to her.
What to read after In Memory of Madeline Yale Wynne?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lawrence J. Gutter Collection of Chicagoana (University of Illinois At Chicago) Iciu to read onlineMoreLess
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