Olive
Olive
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It would not be much trouble, and Ishould be so proud to see my beautiful mamma in the Academy-exhibitionnext year. " Mrs. Rothesay shook her head.
"Nay--here he comes to ask you himself, " cried Olive, as a tall, a verytall shadow darkened the window, and its corporeality entered the room.
He was a most extraordinary-looking man, --Mr. Van-brugh. Olive had, indeed, reason to call him "not handsome, " for you probably would notsee an uglier man twice in a lifetime. Gigantic and ungainly in heig...ht, and coarse in feature, he certainly was the very antipodes of hisown exquisite creations. And for that reason he created them. In histroubled youth, tortured with the sense of that blessing which wasdenied him, he had said, "Providence has created me hideous: I willoutdo Providence; I with my hand will continually create beauty. " Andso he did--ay, and where he created, he loved. He took his art for hismistress, and, like the Rhodian sculptor, he clasped it to his soulnight and day, until it grew warm and life-like, and became to him inthe stead of every human tie.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It would not be much trouble, and Ishould be so proud to see my beautiful mamma in the Academy-exhibitionnext year. " Mrs. Rothesay shook her head.
"Nay--here he comes to ask you himself, " cried Olive, as a tall, a verytall shadow darkened the window, and its corporeality entered the room.
He was a most extraordinary-looking man, --Mr. Van-brugh. Olive had, indeed, reason to call him "not handsome, " for you probably would notsee an uglier man twice in a lifetime. Gigantic and ungainly in heig...ht, and coarse in feature, he certainly was the very antipodes of hisown exquisite creations. And for that reason he created them. In histroubled youth, tortured with the sense of that blessing which wasdenied him, he had said, "Providence has created me hideous: I willoutdo Providence; I with my hand will continually create beauty. " Andso he did--ay, and where he created, he loved. He took his art for hismistress, and, like the Rhodian sculptor, he clasped it to his soulnight and day, until it grew warm and life-like, and became to him inthe stead of every human tie.
What to read after Olive?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Craik Dinah Maria Mulock to read onlineMoreLess
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