The Idea of Perfection
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He was the famous James Appleby Harley Savage, son of Harley Talbot Appleby Savage, brother of Norman Back-house Savage. It was an illustrious family.
From when she was old enough to hold a pencil, the little girl Pixie Appleby Harley Savage had been taught about vanishing points, and was made to work out at the start where the horizon was going to be, and how to make things at the front bigger than things at the back. No matter how young, she had never been allowed to scribble. Nor had she been... allowed to do stick people, or square houses with symmetrical looped-up curtains at every window and a carefully curving path to the front door with a round tree on one side. It was uncreative and it was unimaginative to do drawings like that, and even at a young age she picked up that there was something else not nice about it which had a name later on, a favourite word of Mother’s: it was vulgar.
Her father’s hands skimmed across the paper and out of the end of his pencil came a bird, a twig for it to perch on, behind it a branch.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was the famous James Appleby Harley Savage, son of Harley Talbot Appleby Savage, brother of Norman Back-house Savage. It was an illustrious family.
From when she was old enough to hold a pencil, the little girl Pixie Appleby Harley Savage had been taught about vanishing points, and was made to work out at the start where the horizon was going to be, and how to make things at the front bigger than things at the back. No matter how young, she had never been allowed to scribble. Nor had she been... allowed to do stick people, or square houses with symmetrical looped-up curtains at every window and a carefully curving path to the front door with a round tree on one side. It was uncreative and it was unimaginative to do drawings like that, and even at a young age she picked up that there was something else not nice about it which had a name later on, a favourite word of Mother’s: it was vulgar.
Her father’s hands skimmed across the paper and out of the end of his pencil came a bird, a twig for it to perch on, behind it a branch.
What to read after The Idea of Perfection?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kate Grenville to read onlineMoreLess
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