It is No Wonder : a Story of Bohemian Life 1
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'• Come along, Marc," he whispered, ''there is our hostess, in pale yellow, H 2 100 IT IS NO WONDER.
talking to that tall man over there. His name is Mr. Freake." The tall man had piercing grej eyes and long, yellow hair, and stooped a little.
He was a personal friend of Mr. John Rus- kin, and as such was a high authority on art, whose words were usually treasured by admiring young ladies who thought they painted, and who, after listening to Mr.
Freake's discourse on art, went away bear- ing in... their breasts the conviction that they were likewise authorities in themselves, only separated from the great art-critic by the thin wall which Mr. Freake represented.
When the disciple of art delivered him- self of his ideas, he frowned so terribly and spoke so dogmatically that even the most advanced of the vouns: ladies never dreamt of contradicting him. He had commenced life by taking very serious views of it, and thinking, as he believed, MARCUS PHILLIPS ENTERS SOCIETY. 101 of the grave responsibilities of existence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'• Come along, Marc," he whispered, ''there is our hostess, in pale yellow, H 2 100 IT IS NO WONDER.
talking to that tall man over there. His name is Mr. Freake." The tall man had piercing grej eyes and long, yellow hair, and stooped a little.
He was a personal friend of Mr. John Rus- kin, and as such was a high authority on art, whose words were usually treasured by admiring young ladies who thought they painted, and who, after listening to Mr.
Freake's discourse on art, went away bear- ing in... their breasts the conviction that they were likewise authorities in themselves, only separated from the great art-critic by the thin wall which Mr. Freake represented.
When the disciple of art delivered him- self of his ideas, he frowned so terribly and spoke so dogmatically that even the most advanced of the vouns: ladies never dreamt of contradicting him. He had commenced life by taking very serious views of it, and thinking, as he believed, MARCUS PHILLIPS ENTERS SOCIETY. 101 of the grave responsibilities of existence.
What to read after It is No Wonder : a Story of Bohemian Life 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Fitzgerald Joseph Fitzgerald Molloy to read onlineMoreLess
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