Art in England
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He could stand on a chair and recitepoetry, or he could wield his blacklead pencil and take the portrait ofany one who would condescend to sit to him. 'A most lovely boy, ' writesMiss Burney, --with long, luxuriant, girl-like tresses, that tumbled downand hid his face when he stooped to draw. 'He can take your likeness, orrepeat you any speech in Milton's _Pandemonium_, ' the proud father wouldcry, 'although he is only five years old. ' And at this age he is statedto have produced a striking li...keness of Mr. (afterwards Lord) Kenyon. Atseven the portrait of the prodigy was taken, and engraved by Mr. Sherwin, the artist. At eight, it seems, his education was finished. Hisrecitations--he had no doubt been carefully instructed by hisfather--were pronounced to be 'full of discrimination, feeling, andhumour, set off by the various tones of a voice full, harmonious, andflexible. ' Pretty well this, for such a mere baby as he was at the time!He recited on various occasions before Garrick, Foote, John Wilkes, Sheridan, Burke, Johnson, Churchill, and other famous people, restingfor the night or to change horses at Devizes on their road to Bath.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He could stand on a chair and recitepoetry, or he could wield his blacklead pencil and take the portrait ofany one who would condescend to sit to him. 'A most lovely boy, ' writesMiss Burney, --with long, luxuriant, girl-like tresses, that tumbled downand hid his face when he stooped to draw. 'He can take your likeness, orrepeat you any speech in Milton's _Pandemonium_, ' the proud father wouldcry, 'although he is only five years old. ' And at this age he is statedto have produced a striking li...keness of Mr. (afterwards Lord) Kenyon. Atseven the portrait of the prodigy was taken, and engraved by Mr. Sherwin, the artist. At eight, it seems, his education was finished. Hisrecitations--he had no doubt been carefully instructed by hisfather--were pronounced to be 'full of discrimination, feeling, andhumour, set off by the various tones of a voice full, harmonious, andflexible. ' Pretty well this, for such a mere baby as he was at the time!He recited on various occasions before Garrick, Foote, John Wilkes, Sheridan, Burke, Johnson, Churchill, and other famous people, restingfor the night or to change horses at Devizes on their road to Bath.
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