Sidelights
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This man so deeply mourned was never loved. Surrounded by Jews, stockbrokers, speculators and exploiters of all kinds, not a soul loved him for himself, or for his fame. He ought not to have been left for an hour in that wretched, unhealthy box. Ville d'Avray, or rather its gardens, which the newspapers describe as a species of noble residence, what is it really ? And this man the papers said was surrounded by luxury and magnificence. It is infamous. . . .
"Bastien Lepage seated on the edgeof t...he bed painting. Nothing has been touched, neither the sheets nor the pillows on which the dead man lies, nor the faded flowers. From the picture it is not possible to see what space the bed occupied, for Bastien Lepage left out the foot end which nearly touched the window. His sketch is the naked truth. The head is thrown back with an expression of absorption, a restfulness as of life, and yet of the great Beyond. It is as if he were before one. The out-stretched body, destroyed, deserted, the whole thing so touching that our knees tremble, and I feel completely broken down.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This man so deeply mourned was never loved. Surrounded by Jews, stockbrokers, speculators and exploiters of all kinds, not a soul loved him for himself, or for his fame. He ought not to have been left for an hour in that wretched, unhealthy box. Ville d'Avray, or rather its gardens, which the newspapers describe as a species of noble residence, what is it really ? And this man the papers said was surrounded by luxury and magnificence. It is infamous. . . .
"Bastien Lepage seated on the edgeof t...he bed painting. Nothing has been touched, neither the sheets nor the pillows on which the dead man lies, nor the faded flowers. From the picture it is not possible to see what space the bed occupied, for Bastien Lepage left out the foot end which nearly touched the window. His sketch is the naked truth. The head is thrown back with an expression of absorption, a restfulness as of life, and yet of the great Beyond. It is as if he were before one. The out-stretched body, destroyed, deserted, the whole thing so touching that our knees tremble, and I feel completely broken down.
What to read after Sidelights?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charlotte Julia Von Leyden Blennerhassett to read onlineMoreLess
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