A Philanthropist
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He took from the floor beside him at thispoint a neat red volume, and, murmuring something about his inability todo the poet justice, he began to read. For one, two, four minutes MissGould sat staring; then she interrupted him coldly: "And who is the author of that doggerel, Mr. Welles?" "Edward Lear, dear Miss Gould--and a great man, too. " "I think I might have been spared--" she began with such genuine angerthat any but her lodger would have quailed. He, however, merely smiled.
"But the subt...lety of it--the immensity of the conception--the power ofcharacterization!" he cried. "Just see how quietly this is treated. " And to her amazement she let him go on; so that a chance visitor, entering unannounced, might have been treated to the delicious spectacleof a charming middle-aged gentleman in white flannels reading, near abirch fire and a priceless pewter tea-service, to a handsome middle-agedwoman in black silk, the following pregnant lines: "There was an old person of Bow, Whom nobody happened to know, So they gave him some soap, And said coldly, 'We hope You will go back directly to Bow!' And the illustration is worthy of the text, " he added enthusiastically, as he passed the volume to her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He took from the floor beside him at thispoint a neat red volume, and, murmuring something about his inability todo the poet justice, he began to read. For one, two, four minutes MissGould sat staring; then she interrupted him coldly: "And who is the author of that doggerel, Mr. Welles?" "Edward Lear, dear Miss Gould--and a great man, too. " "I think I might have been spared--" she began with such genuine angerthat any but her lodger would have quailed. He, however, merely smiled.
"But the subt...lety of it--the immensity of the conception--the power ofcharacterization!" he cried. "Just see how quietly this is treated. " And to her amazement she let him go on; so that a chance visitor, entering unannounced, might have been treated to the delicious spectacleof a charming middle-aged gentleman in white flannels reading, near abirch fire and a priceless pewter tea-service, to a handsome middle-agedwoman in black silk, the following pregnant lines: "There was an old person of Bow, Whom nobody happened to know, So they gave him some soap, And said coldly, 'We hope You will go back directly to Bow!' And the illustration is worthy of the text, " he added enthusiastically, as he passed the volume to her.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bacon Josephine Dodge Daskam to read onlineMoreLess
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