George Du Maurier, the Satirist of the Victorians; a Review of His Art And Personality
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So I had spent two years in a school of chemistry, attending lectures and performing analyses, qualitative and quantitative, and various other chemical experiments, which I used to think very droll and amusing, in order to fit myself for my future career, and at length, thanks to my father's kindness, I found myself 132 GEORGE DU MAURIER master of a laboratory which had been arranged in a manner regardless of expense, with water and gas laid on in every possible corner, and bottles, chemical st...oves, and scales, &c., of a most ornamental brightness and perfection.
" Here I waited for employment daily, and enter- tained my friends with sumptuous hospitality at lunch and supper ; here also I occasionally astonished my mother and sister by dexterously turning yellow liquids into blue ones, and performing other marvels of science — accomplishments which I have almost entirely forgotten (in my prospectus it was stated that assays of ore and analyses of minerals, &c., would be most carefully conducted, and all business of the kind attended to, with great steadiness and despatch) ; and pending the advent of work, the scene of my future operations was enlivened by athletic sport and every kind of jollification, which helped me to endure the anxiety of my parents at seeing me start on the serious business of life so young." He goes on to say that, thanks to kind- ness of friends of his family, employment came : he was given an order for analysing various specimens of soil from a friend's estate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So I had spent two years in a school of chemistry, attending lectures and performing analyses, qualitative and quantitative, and various other chemical experiments, which I used to think very droll and amusing, in order to fit myself for my future career, and at length, thanks to my father's kindness, I found myself 132 GEORGE DU MAURIER master of a laboratory which had been arranged in a manner regardless of expense, with water and gas laid on in every possible corner, and bottles, chemical st...oves, and scales, &c., of a most ornamental brightness and perfection.
" Here I waited for employment daily, and enter- tained my friends with sumptuous hospitality at lunch and supper ; here also I occasionally astonished my mother and sister by dexterously turning yellow liquids into blue ones, and performing other marvels of science — accomplishments which I have almost entirely forgotten (in my prospectus it was stated that assays of ore and analyses of minerals, &c., would be most carefully conducted, and all business of the kind attended to, with great steadiness and despatch) ; and pending the advent of work, the scene of my future operations was enlivened by athletic sport and every kind of jollification, which helped me to endure the anxiety of my parents at seeing me start on the serious business of life so young." He goes on to say that, thanks to kind- ness of friends of his family, employment came : he was given an order for analysing various specimens of soil from a friend's estate.
What to read after George Du Maurier, the Satirist of the Victorians; a Review of His Art And Personality?
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