The Prisoner
The Prisoner
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Oliver placed the painting on the worn sofa in the drawing room so that Haydon could better appreciate it. “That would be good for someone who fancies the water—don’t ye think?”
“Possibly,” Haydon allowed, critically examining the work. The brush strokes Genevieve had used were quick and soft, giving the boats and the loch a fluid, almost dreamy feeling.
“I like this one better,” declared Annabelle as she and Grace plopped a rendering of a vase of flowers onto a chair. The amethyst and pink blos...soms were drooping slightly, and a single petal had fallen onto the linen of the table on which the vase stood, marring its otherwise pristine surface. “The flowers look so terribly sad—almost as if they were crying.” She sighed with pleasure.
Haydon had to agree. Genevieve made no effort to execute a precisely realistic rendition of what she saw, but instead filtered her work through her own emotions and sensibilities. The result was stirring.
“Here’s one that she painted of me and Simon last summer,”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oliver placed the painting on the worn sofa in the drawing room so that Haydon could better appreciate it. “That would be good for someone who fancies the water—don’t ye think?”
“Possibly,” Haydon allowed, critically examining the work. The brush strokes Genevieve had used were quick and soft, giving the boats and the loch a fluid, almost dreamy feeling.
“I like this one better,” declared Annabelle as she and Grace plopped a rendering of a vase of flowers onto a chair. The amethyst and pink blos...soms were drooping slightly, and a single petal had fallen onto the linen of the table on which the vase stood, marring its otherwise pristine surface. “The flowers look so terribly sad—almost as if they were crying.” She sighed with pleasure.
Haydon had to agree. Genevieve made no effort to execute a precisely realistic rendition of what she saw, but instead filtered her work through her own emotions and sensibilities. The result was stirring.
“Here’s one that she painted of me and Simon last summer,”
What to read after The Prisoner?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Karyn Monk to read onlineMoreLess
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