The Last Van Gogh
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Louise-Josephine suggested one afternoon while we were sewing alone in the parlor. Vincent had left to see his brother in Paris and Papa and Paul had gone to Chaponval for the afternoon to pick up some more canvas stretchers.There was great excitement in her voice as if the possibilities of adventure were at our fingertips.“Oh, Louise-Josephine,” I said. I was always the sensible one in her company and the dreamer when I was alone. “We can’t possibly do that….”“And why not?” she asked. “What’s l...eft for us if we are to remain here? I will continue to be kept upstairs and you will continue to remain a servant or, worse”—she placed her fingers over her mouth and whispered comically—“an unmarried spinster, serving your father and brother for the rest of your life.”I shuddered. The thought was truly terrifying to me.“Does Théophile know that you cannot get married without this certificate that you speak of?” I asked.“Yes,” she said. “He tells me it’s no matter to him.”“And his family?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Louise-Josephine suggested one afternoon while we were sewing alone in the parlor. Vincent had left to see his brother in Paris and Papa and Paul had gone to Chaponval for the afternoon to pick up some more canvas stretchers.There was great excitement in her voice as if the possibilities of adventure were at our fingertips.“Oh, Louise-Josephine,” I said. I was always the sensible one in her company and the dreamer when I was alone. “We can’t possibly do that….”“And why not?” she asked. “What’s l...eft for us if we are to remain here? I will continue to be kept upstairs and you will continue to remain a servant or, worse”—she placed her fingers over her mouth and whispered comically—“an unmarried spinster, serving your father and brother for the rest of your life.”I shuddered. The thought was truly terrifying to me.“Does Théophile know that you cannot get married without this certificate that you speak of?” I asked.“Yes,” she said. “He tells me it’s no matter to him.”“And his family?”
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alyson Richman to read onlineMoreLess
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