The Confessions of a Caricaturist, Vol. 1 (Of 2)
The Confessions of a Caricaturist, Vol. 1 (Of 2)
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Gladstone, exactly, " he wasno doubt impressed with the idea that the great orator was more at easestanding at the table in the House of Commons than in any otherposition, and he therefore selected it for his picture. But he forgotthat upon the table in the House there stands a box on which Mr. Gladstone was always in the habit, when he was speaking, of resting oneof his hands, and that if that box was missing he would naturally, although perhaps unconsciously, be sensible that something to whi...ch hewas accustomed was absent, and that he would therefore be asuncomfortable as a fish out of water. This was actually the case. But ifsome substitute for the box, of the proper height and size, had beenforthcoming, I have not the slightest doubt, from my long and closeobservation of the habits and movements of Mr. Gladstone in the House, that he would at once have dropped easily into his customary attitude, and that the picture in the hands of so true an artist as Holl wouldthen have been a conspicuous success.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gladstone, exactly, " he wasno doubt impressed with the idea that the great orator was more at easestanding at the table in the House of Commons than in any otherposition, and he therefore selected it for his picture. But he forgotthat upon the table in the House there stands a box on which Mr. Gladstone was always in the habit, when he was speaking, of resting oneof his hands, and that if that box was missing he would naturally, although perhaps unconsciously, be sensible that something to whi...ch hewas accustomed was absent, and that he would therefore be asuncomfortable as a fish out of water. This was actually the case. But ifsome substitute for the box, of the proper height and size, had beenforthcoming, I have not the slightest doubt, from my long and closeobservation of the habits and movements of Mr. Gladstone in the House, that he would at once have dropped easily into his customary attitude, and that the picture in the hands of so true an artist as Holl wouldthen have been a conspicuous success.
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