The Legacy
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SwanSea. Edward Trahern smiled. The house was truly a monument ... a monument to him.
He had heard that next year in New York City. Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt would open her ftve-million-dollar house on Fifth Avenue. And it was said that Mrs. William C. Whitney was also planning a grand residence on Fifth Avenue. But he had commissioned the great Chicago architect, Louis Henry Sullivan, had worked closely with him, and he was satisfied that when people spoke in superlatives about a house, the...y would speak of SwanSea. Here on this wild, beautiful, windswept shore of Maine, the house would stand forever, a symbol of his life’s accomplishments.
The morning sun rose behind Edward, spreading its golden warmth over the house. Like a giant fanshaped seashell, the house symbolized the ocean that he had crossed to reach America. The back was narrow, softly rounded, and faced the sea. From there it fanned outward, northwest and southwest, in a series of horizontal structures that mirrored the waves behind him and offered an unobstructed view of the sea from the majority of the rooms.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
SwanSea. Edward Trahern smiled. The house was truly a monument ... a monument to him.
He had heard that next year in New York City. Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt would open her ftve-million-dollar house on Fifth Avenue. And it was said that Mrs. William C. Whitney was also planning a grand residence on Fifth Avenue. But he had commissioned the great Chicago architect, Louis Henry Sullivan, had worked closely with him, and he was satisfied that when people spoke in superlatives about a house, the...y would speak of SwanSea. Here on this wild, beautiful, windswept shore of Maine, the house would stand forever, a symbol of his life’s accomplishments.
The morning sun rose behind Edward, spreading its golden warmth over the house. Like a giant fanshaped seashell, the house symbolized the ocean that he had crossed to reach America. The back was narrow, softly rounded, and faced the sea. From there it fanned outward, northwest and southwest, in a series of horizontal structures that mirrored the waves behind him and offered an unobstructed view of the sea from the majority of the rooms.
What to read after The Legacy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fayrene Preston to read onlineMoreLess
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