Rembrandt's Mirror
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Samuel writes flowers on the list of things to arrange for the funeral. His master, slumped in a chair, has all the animation of a sack of swedes. When Geertje askes Rembrandt once again whether to order plenty of flowers, he mutters, ‘Why would I want flowers?’ This morning it took their joint efforts to dress him. At first he had protested and tried to push them away but then he merely lay motionless on the bed.
While Geertje wrestled with his arms, Samuel threaded his legs into breeches, remi...nding him of nothing so much as dressing his father’s dead body. Then he tried to push the hopeless lump of flesh into an upright position, thinking a cow’s carcass would have been easier to shift. Then, all of a sudden, Rembrandt stood up like a statue, so Samuel took him by the arm and led him downstairs.
Geertje is still stabbing question after question at him. Can she not see that it is no use? Samuel’s apprenticeship with the greatest painter that ever lived is most definitely over.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Samuel writes flowers on the list of things to arrange for the funeral. His master, slumped in a chair, has all the animation of a sack of swedes. When Geertje askes Rembrandt once again whether to order plenty of flowers, he mutters, ‘Why would I want flowers?’ This morning it took their joint efforts to dress him. At first he had protested and tried to push them away but then he merely lay motionless on the bed.
While Geertje wrestled with his arms, Samuel threaded his legs into breeches, remi...nding him of nothing so much as dressing his father’s dead body. Then he tried to push the hopeless lump of flesh into an upright position, thinking a cow’s carcass would have been easier to shift. Then, all of a sudden, Rembrandt stood up like a statue, so Samuel took him by the arm and led him downstairs.
Geertje is still stabbing question after question at him. Can she not see that it is no use? Samuel’s apprenticeship with the greatest painter that ever lived is most definitely over.
What to read after Rembrandt's Mirror?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Devereux, Kim to read onlineMoreLess
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