Four Meetings
Four Meetings
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He had a lackadaisical carriageand a sentimental droop which were peculiarly at variance with his keen, strange-colored eyes. Perhaps I was prejudiced, but I thought his eyestreacherous. He said nothing for some time; he leaned his hands on hiscane and looked up and down the street Then at last, slowly liftinghis cane and pointing with it, "That's a very nice bit, " he remarked, softly. He had his head on one side, and his little eyes were halfclosed. I followed the direction of his stick; the ...object it indicatedwas a red cloth hung out of an old window. "Nice bit of color, " hecontinued; and without moving his head he transferred his half-closedgaze to me. "Composes well, " he pursued. "Make a nice thing. " He spokein a hard vulgar voice.
"I see you have a great deal of eye, " I replied. "Your cousin tellsme you are studying art. " He looked at me in the same way withoutanswering, and I went on with deliberate urbanity, "I suppose you are atthe studio of one of those great men. " Still he looked at me, and then he said softly, "G
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had a lackadaisical carriageand a sentimental droop which were peculiarly at variance with his keen, strange-colored eyes. Perhaps I was prejudiced, but I thought his eyestreacherous. He said nothing for some time; he leaned his hands on hiscane and looked up and down the street Then at last, slowly liftinghis cane and pointing with it, "That's a very nice bit, " he remarked, softly. He had his head on one side, and his little eyes were halfclosed. I followed the direction of his stick; the ...object it indicatedwas a red cloth hung out of an old window. "Nice bit of color, " hecontinued; and without moving his head he transferred his half-closedgaze to me. "Composes well, " he pursued. "Make a nice thing. " He spokein a hard vulgar voice.
"I see you have a great deal of eye, " I replied. "Your cousin tellsme you are studying art. " He looked at me in the same way withoutanswering, and I went on with deliberate urbanity, "I suppose you are atthe studio of one of those great men. " Still he looked at me, and then he said softly, "G
What to read after Four Meetings?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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