Predestined a Novel of New York Life
Predestined a Novel of New York Life
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The dog, Pat, bounded round his . Master, barking.
So ended that experiment.
Pavin, at least, was not a witness of Felix's relapse. The portrait -painter, his commissions finished, gave up his studio in the Velasquez Building and em- barked for France. He left with Felix the informa- tion that he had recently renewed acquaintance, in some fashionable gathering, with "a Mr. Fray, " who, on inheriting a fortune from a distant relative, had managed with a thousand ingenuities and urbanities to wor...k his way up, through various social strata, into the most admirable company. Indeed, he was even then all but engaged to be married to a girl of distinguished family.
Felix's hatred of the young dilettante was fanned to a more furious flame than ever. That miserable shallow-pate, all self-conceit, duplicity, and spite that weak Judas, with his eyes of a sick kitten!
MARIE 181 Again Felix longed to get his hands on Mortimer Fray's thin neck.
He over whose very shoulders, as it seemed, the fellow had wriggled into wealth and place, saw him- self hardly better off for money than for social status.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The dog, Pat, bounded round his . Master, barking.
So ended that experiment.
Pavin, at least, was not a witness of Felix's relapse. The portrait -painter, his commissions finished, gave up his studio in the Velasquez Building and em- barked for France. He left with Felix the informa- tion that he had recently renewed acquaintance, in some fashionable gathering, with "a Mr. Fray, " who, on inheriting a fortune from a distant relative, had managed with a thousand ingenuities and urbanities to wor...k his way up, through various social strata, into the most admirable company. Indeed, he was even then all but engaged to be married to a girl of distinguished family.
Felix's hatred of the young dilettante was fanned to a more furious flame than ever. That miserable shallow-pate, all self-conceit, duplicity, and spite that weak Judas, with his eyes of a sick kitten!
MARIE 181 Again Felix longed to get his hands on Mortimer Fray's thin neck.
He over whose very shoulders, as it seemed, the fellow had wriggled into wealth and place, saw him- self hardly better off for money than for social status.
What to read after Predestined a Novel of New York Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Whitman Stephen French to read onlineMoreLess
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