Sir Thomas Lawrence
Sir Thomas Lawrence
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Will you have him recite from the poets or take your portraits ? " A story given by most of his biographers may bear repetition. Mr. (afterwards Lord) Kenyon and his wife arrived at the father's inn, tired by a long journey, and probably justly were incensed at the want of attention they received. The elder Lawrence suggested that his son should recite any speech from Milton's Pandcemonium or take their likenesses. While this was being curtly refused, an angelically beautiful, curly-haired boy ...broke into the room riding on a stick ; and the SIR THOMAS LAWRENCE situation was saved. Like every one else who met him, either then or in after life, Mrs. Kenyon was irresistibly attracted. " Could he draw that gentleman's portrait?" "That I can, and very like too"; and he produced what we are told was an " astonishingly striking likeness " in half an hour. After this success he was coaxed into attempting a portrait of the lady, "if, " as he said, "she will turn her side to me, for her face is not straight.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Will you have him recite from the poets or take your portraits ? " A story given by most of his biographers may bear repetition. Mr. (afterwards Lord) Kenyon and his wife arrived at the father's inn, tired by a long journey, and probably justly were incensed at the want of attention they received. The elder Lawrence suggested that his son should recite any speech from Milton's Pandcemonium or take their likenesses. While this was being curtly refused, an angelically beautiful, curly-haired boy ...broke into the room riding on a stick ; and the SIR THOMAS LAWRENCE situation was saved. Like every one else who met him, either then or in after life, Mrs. Kenyon was irresistibly attracted. " Could he draw that gentleman's portrait?" "That I can, and very like too"; and he produced what we are told was an " astonishingly striking likeness " in half an hour. After this success he was coaxed into attempting a portrait of the lady, "if, " as he said, "she will turn her side to me, for her face is not straight.
What to read after Sir Thomas Lawrence?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R S Clouston to read onlineMoreLess
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