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"Your charge against Mr. Barker, the artist here, " said themagistrate, "is assault and battery, I believe?" "Yes, sir. " "And your name is----" "Potts! I am art critic of the _Weekly Spy_. " "State your case. " "I called at Mr. Barker's studio upon his invitation to see his greatpicture, just finished, of 'George Washington cutting down thecherry-tree with his hatchet. ' Mr. Barker was expecting to sell it toCongress for fifty thousand dollars. He asked me what I thought ofit, and after I had ...pointed out his mistake in making the handle ofthe hatchet twice as thick as the tree, and in turning the head ofthe hatchet around, so that George was cutting the tree down with thehammer end, I asked him why he foreshortened George's leg so as tomake it look as if his left foot was upon the mountain on the otherside of the river. " "Did Mr. Barker take it kindly?" asked the justice.
"Well, he looked a little glum--that's all. And then when I asked himwhy he put a guinea-pig up in the tree, and why he painted theguinea-pig with horns, he said it was not a guinea-pig but a cow; andthat it was not in the tree, but in the background.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Your charge against Mr. Barker, the artist here, " said themagistrate, "is assault and battery, I believe?" "Yes, sir. " "And your name is----" "Potts! I am art critic of the _Weekly Spy_. " "State your case. " "I called at Mr. Barker's studio upon his invitation to see his greatpicture, just finished, of 'George Washington cutting down thecherry-tree with his hatchet. ' Mr. Barker was expecting to sell it toCongress for fifty thousand dollars. He asked me what I thought ofit, and after I had ...pointed out his mistake in making the handle ofthe hatchet twice as thick as the tree, and in turning the head ofthe hatchet around, so that George was cutting the tree down with thehammer end, I asked him why he foreshortened George's leg so as tomake it look as if his left foot was upon the mountain on the otherside of the river. " "Did Mr. Barker take it kindly?" asked the justice.
"Well, he looked a little glum--that's all. And then when I asked himwhy he put a guinea-pig up in the tree, and why he painted theguinea-pig with horns, he said it was not a guinea-pig but a cow; andthat it was not in the tree, but in the background.
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