Holden With the Cords
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' Can you pardon my selfish enjoyment of your perplexity ?" " A perplexity that ends so pleasantly deserves thanks rather than pardon, " returned Bergan.
And having answered Mrs. Lyte's cordial greeting, and congratulated her upon the event which had brought such unaccustomed radiance into her face, Bergan turned, with a pardonable curiosity or it might more fitly be termed, an inevitable interest, to glance around the room in which he found himself. Never before had he happened to enter that m...iddle ground between the . Airiest ideal and the earthliest real, which is occupied by a sculptor's studio.
VL OF CLAY.
BERGAN'S first glance around the studio was neces- sarily a comprehensive one, dealing with general effect, rather than minute detail. A large (though not a lofty) room ; a bare floor ; walls crowded with de- signs and studies ; four or five busts and statues standing around the sides, and the life-size figure of a child in the middle, of the room ; this was what that first glance revealed to him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' Can you pardon my selfish enjoyment of your perplexity ?" " A perplexity that ends so pleasantly deserves thanks rather than pardon, " returned Bergan.
And having answered Mrs. Lyte's cordial greeting, and congratulated her upon the event which had brought such unaccustomed radiance into her face, Bergan turned, with a pardonable curiosity or it might more fitly be termed, an inevitable interest, to glance around the room in which he found himself. Never before had he happened to enter that m...iddle ground between the . Airiest ideal and the earthliest real, which is occupied by a sculptor's studio.
VL OF CLAY.
BERGAN'S first glance around the studio was neces- sarily a comprehensive one, dealing with general effect, rather than minute detail. A large (though not a lofty) room ; a bare floor ; walls crowded with de- signs and studies ; four or five busts and statues standing around the sides, and the life-size figure of a child in the middle, of the room ; this was what that first glance revealed to him.
What to read after Holden With the Cords?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W M L Jay to read onlineMoreLess
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