Roxobel volume 2
Roxobel volume 2
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Airley, I suppose? I am prepared to admire Mr. Airley; I have heard so much of Mr. Airley. And I shall be actually in despair, if he does not be- stow on Caroline Fisher some little por- tion of that good will and kindness with which, I am told, his own good heart is so largely embued. " "Sentimental!" I thought, as I bowed and advanced to the table. " Your drawings are beautiful, exqui- site, Mr. Airley!" proceeded the lady. " And I hear that you are so kind as to in- ROXOBEL. 339 struct Miss ...Lovel and Miss Beauchamp. I must, absolutely, become your pupil. You have studied iu Italy, Sir, I am convinced. You have dipped your pencil in the tints of Claude. I am absolutely devoted, Mr. Airley, to the study of the picturesque. I am dying, actually dying, to sketch some of those exquisite scenes which are spread before this window. Mr. Airley, you must accompany me in some of my exploring schemes. I mean to visit every hole and corner of this fine place. But think you not, Mr. Airley, that if some of those groves on the higher regions of the park were thinned, so that the light could be seen through the shafts of the trees, it would add great beauty to the scene ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Airley, I suppose? I am prepared to admire Mr. Airley; I have heard so much of Mr. Airley. And I shall be actually in despair, if he does not be- stow on Caroline Fisher some little por- tion of that good will and kindness with which, I am told, his own good heart is so largely embued. " "Sentimental!" I thought, as I bowed and advanced to the table. " Your drawings are beautiful, exqui- site, Mr. Airley!" proceeded the lady. " And I hear that you are so kind as to in- ROXOBEL. 339 struct Miss ...Lovel and Miss Beauchamp. I must, absolutely, become your pupil. You have studied iu Italy, Sir, I am convinced. You have dipped your pencil in the tints of Claude. I am absolutely devoted, Mr. Airley, to the study of the picturesque. I am dying, actually dying, to sketch some of those exquisite scenes which are spread before this window. Mr. Airley, you must accompany me in some of my exploring schemes. I mean to visit every hole and corner of this fine place. But think you not, Mr. Airley, that if some of those groves on the higher regions of the park were thinned, so that the light could be seen through the shafts of the trees, it would add great beauty to the scene ?
What to read after Roxobel volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sherwood, Mrs. (Mary Martha), 1775-1851 to read onlineMoreLess
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