The Curious Friends
The Curious Friends
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" " Whom are you talking to ? " asked the dark young man.
" Colin Gilson, a friend of mine whose portrait I'm just starting. Come along and see what you think of it. " " I'll follow you when I've cleaned my brushes ; they're twice as much trouble afterwards if one leaves them. Especially when it's so hot. " Colin returned with Hatless to his studio and helped to get the tea. He cut his finger with the bread knife, but when it had been bound up with a piece of paint rag he, valiantly started aga...in. Presently the dark young man came in, and stood for a minute or two looking at the head Hatless had started.
" Not bad, " he admitted grudgingly, " but I expect you'll spoil it later on. " " What about coming and starting a head of him too, Theodore ? It's no more trouble for him to sit for two of us than for one. " " Too beastly good-looking. If you could produce something really hideous, I'd paint it with pleasure. I tell you I'm not in a fit state to speak to, and you were a fool to have mentioned ginger.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " Whom are you talking to ? " asked the dark young man.
" Colin Gilson, a friend of mine whose portrait I'm just starting. Come along and see what you think of it. " " I'll follow you when I've cleaned my brushes ; they're twice as much trouble afterwards if one leaves them. Especially when it's so hot. " Colin returned with Hatless to his studio and helped to get the tea. He cut his finger with the bread knife, but when it had been bound up with a piece of paint rag he, valiantly started aga...in. Presently the dark young man came in, and stood for a minute or two looking at the head Hatless had started.
" Not bad, " he admitted grudgingly, " but I expect you'll spoil it later on. " " What about coming and starting a head of him too, Theodore ? It's no more trouble for him to sit for two of us than for one. " " Too beastly good-looking. If you could produce something really hideous, I'd paint it with pleasure. I tell you I'm not in a fit state to speak to, and you were a fool to have mentioned ginger.
What to read after The Curious Friends?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C J Delagreve to read onlineMoreLess
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