London Street Arabs
London Street Arabs
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After two hours' walk on the Surrey side of London, one ought to come back learned in babies. It is quite a beautiful study the back of babies' heads— the nape of the neck where the curls lie like gold tendrils, or where the down of early babyhood softly follows the outline of the head.
After all, walking along the streets you can learn far more than in your studio. Which of us could draw a hansom cab from recollection, or an omnibus? You would find it necessitated many a walk along the Strand,... Oxford Street, Holborn, or any great thoroughfare. You would have to stare at the lamps, the shafts, the curve of the top, the scat of the driver many a time before you could draw them.
It would puzzle you to draw a policeman's helmet, and you would probably make his summer coat too long or his winter coat too short. It would take you some time to master the fact that the policeman has seven plated buttons, that his belt has a snake-like clasp, that his helmet has a particular curve at the back.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After two hours' walk on the Surrey side of London, one ought to come back learned in babies. It is quite a beautiful study the back of babies' heads— the nape of the neck where the curls lie like gold tendrils, or where the down of early babyhood softly follows the outline of the head.
After all, walking along the streets you can learn far more than in your studio. Which of us could draw a hansom cab from recollection, or an omnibus? You would find it necessitated many a walk along the Strand,... Oxford Street, Holborn, or any great thoroughfare. You would have to stare at the lamps, the shafts, the curve of the top, the scat of the driver many a time before you could draw them.
It would puzzle you to draw a policeman's helmet, and you would probably make his summer coat too long or his winter coat too short. It would take you some time to master the fact that the policeman has seven plated buttons, that his belt has a snake-like clasp, that his helmet has a particular curve at the back.
What to read after London Street Arabs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dorothy Stanley to read onlineMoreLess
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