Paint Me True
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The figure was still there, but at the sight of me, she took her hands off her hips and retreated across the street. The trees in the front yard then obscured her from view.
I craned my neck and tried to get another glimpse of her, but it was no use.
Two hours later, when my aunt came downstairs, I told her about what I’d seen.
“Mmm, she really short?”
“I couldn’t tell,” I said.
“It’s probably Louisa. Paul’s sister. She stops to glare at the house whenever she walks by. I think she wishes that... she’d inherited it.”
“Oh.”
“I don’t like her. Horrible woman. Best to just leave her be.”
“I drew a picture of Paul,” I said. “A sketch. I need you to tell me what to keep and what to change for the final painting.”
Her face lit up.
I went back upstairs, got the sketch from the bedroom, and went down to show her. Her gaze softened at the sight of it. “That’s him,” she said. “I’d make his nose a little broader and his eyebrows had a different slant, but you got the eyes perfectly.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The figure was still there, but at the sight of me, she took her hands off her hips and retreated across the street. The trees in the front yard then obscured her from view.
I craned my neck and tried to get another glimpse of her, but it was no use.
Two hours later, when my aunt came downstairs, I told her about what I’d seen.
“Mmm, she really short?”
“I couldn’t tell,” I said.
“It’s probably Louisa. Paul’s sister. She stops to glare at the house whenever she walks by. I think she wishes that... she’d inherited it.”
“Oh.”
“I don’t like her. Horrible woman. Best to just leave her be.”
“I drew a picture of Paul,” I said. “A sketch. I need you to tell me what to keep and what to change for the final painting.”
Her face lit up.
I went back upstairs, got the sketch from the bedroom, and went down to show her. Her gaze softened at the sight of it. “That’s him,” she said. “I’d make his nose a little broader and his eyebrows had a different slant, but you got the eyes perfectly.”
What to read after Paint Me True?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E.M. Tippetts to read onlineMoreLess
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