Recollections of Literary Characters And Celebrated Places
Recollections of Literary Characters And Celebrated Places
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His dress was extremely plain, of a serious, old-fashioned cut, but it was very neat, very good ; and in those respects he was contrasted with the careless air of Northcote, and the grace and beauish- ness of Lawrence. He looked highly respectable ; but had I not seen him in such company, I could not have declared to what class he belonged. Most professions have some distinctive mark: the clergyman has his peculiar tie of cravat, his black coat, — the apothecary somehow always looks like an apo...thecary, — you may know a barrister by his air of assurance, — the dancing- 158 WILKIE.
master by his walk, — the musical artiste, I abhor the affectation of the name, is now proclaimed by his moustache, — but I defy you to discover the artist. Of course, however, the unknown was an artist; and, indeed, his fixed attention, his very ^^ perusing," as it were, of each countenance in the picture, would have revealed his love of art Yet there was nothing in- spired or inspiring in his countenance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His dress was extremely plain, of a serious, old-fashioned cut, but it was very neat, very good ; and in those respects he was contrasted with the careless air of Northcote, and the grace and beauish- ness of Lawrence. He looked highly respectable ; but had I not seen him in such company, I could not have declared to what class he belonged. Most professions have some distinctive mark: the clergyman has his peculiar tie of cravat, his black coat, — the apothecary somehow always looks like an apo...thecary, — you may know a barrister by his air of assurance, — the dancing- 158 WILKIE.
master by his walk, — the musical artiste, I abhor the affectation of the name, is now proclaimed by his moustache, — but I defy you to discover the artist. Of course, however, the unknown was an artist; and, indeed, his fixed attention, his very ^^ perusing," as it were, of each countenance in the picture, would have revealed his love of art Yet there was nothing in- spired or inspiring in his countenance.
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