Clara Vaughan. a Novel V. 2
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113 first drawing (which had been sold) was to be seen in its frame. He declared that we could not tell what a painting was like, until we had seen it framed.
Observing several large mirrors in this shop, I begged that Giudice might be left outside. And so he was, but he did not stay there. Scarcely had we begun to discuss the effect of the frame on my drawing, when Giudice pushed his way in, and looked about with a truly judicial air. The shop was long, and the owner was with us at the further... end. I saw what would follow, and dashed off to stop him, but it was too late. Giudice had seen the very finest dog he ever beheld in his life — a dog really worth fighting. Up went his crest and his tail, one savage growl, and he sprang at him. Crash, — and the largest mirror there was a wreck, and Giudice the rock beneath it. For a time he lay quite stunned ; then to my great delight he staggered to me, not Isola, laid his cut paws in my hands and his bleeding nose in my lap, and ex- plained it all to me with much entreaty for sympathy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
113 first drawing (which had been sold) was to be seen in its frame. He declared that we could not tell what a painting was like, until we had seen it framed.
Observing several large mirrors in this shop, I begged that Giudice might be left outside. And so he was, but he did not stay there. Scarcely had we begun to discuss the effect of the frame on my drawing, when Giudice pushed his way in, and looked about with a truly judicial air. The shop was long, and the owner was with us at the further... end. I saw what would follow, and dashed off to stop him, but it was too late. Giudice had seen the very finest dog he ever beheld in his life — a dog really worth fighting. Up went his crest and his tail, one savage growl, and he sprang at him. Crash, — and the largest mirror there was a wreck, and Giudice the rock beneath it. For a time he lay quite stunned ; then to my great delight he staggered to me, not Isola, laid his cut paws in my hands and his bleeding nose in my lap, and ex- plained it all to me with much entreaty for sympathy.
What to read after Clara Vaughan. a Novel V. 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Blackmore Richard Doddridge to read onlineMoreLess
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