Redwood; a Tale
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199 pride. She would have shrunk from any thing approaching to an exhibition of any of her talents, but she did not, either from vanity or false humility, imagine that there was in the efforts of her skill in drawing any thing either to do her honor or discredit.
Westall seemed in a most provokingly admiring humor.
Not a graceful line, a happy light, or fortunate shadow escaped his observation. He called his mother and Miss Eedwood, to point out to them a thousand beauties. Caroline's color, br...il- liant from exercise, was certainly heightened as she approached Ellen. She looked over the drawings languidly, and said, " they were pretty sketches for any one who fancied land- scapes." Her mind was evidently intent on something beside the drawings, for her eye wandered from her father to Ellen for a few nioments, when she seated herself with an expression of suUenness and abstraction that recalled the transactions of the preceding evening to all that had witnessed them : an awkwardness came over the whole party.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
199 pride. She would have shrunk from any thing approaching to an exhibition of any of her talents, but she did not, either from vanity or false humility, imagine that there was in the efforts of her skill in drawing any thing either to do her honor or discredit.
Westall seemed in a most provokingly admiring humor.
Not a graceful line, a happy light, or fortunate shadow escaped his observation. He called his mother and Miss Eedwood, to point out to them a thousand beauties. Caroline's color, br...il- liant from exercise, was certainly heightened as she approached Ellen. She looked over the drawings languidly, and said, " they were pretty sketches for any one who fancied land- scapes." Her mind was evidently intent on something beside the drawings, for her eye wandered from her father to Ellen for a few nioments, when she seated herself with an expression of suUenness and abstraction that recalled the transactions of the preceding evening to all that had witnessed them : an awkwardness came over the whole party.
What to read after Redwood; a Tale?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Catharine Maria Sedgwick to read onlineMoreLess
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