Tales From Blackwood volume 2
Tales From Blackwood volume 2
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" GRACE OWEN S ENGAGEMENT. 49 " I shall always lovo the San Sisto best — but I love the other, too. " "Shall wo go, however?" Antonia consented with joy, and the visit to tho gallery which ensued was by no means tho last. It soon became oven a matter of course that when- ever Maurice had time and opportunity at his dis- posal, he spent it in company with the Italian girl at the gallery in the Neu-Markt. Ilcr enthusiasm was at first intensely uncultivated ; but she had, even at the beginning, an...d in a much higher degree than her more skilled companion, the faculty of going straight to the soul of a picture, and her free and impulsive criticism, though often really wrong, often throw upon the subjects which it touche. D a light which he could never otherwise have gained during the study of a life-time. He often rightly differed from her, but her remarks, even when wildest, were suggestive, and opened out to him new regions of idea and new lines of criticism. Her method of studying a picture was illustrative of her nature.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" GRACE OWEN S ENGAGEMENT. 49 " I shall always lovo the San Sisto best — but I love the other, too. " "Shall wo go, however?" Antonia consented with joy, and the visit to tho gallery which ensued was by no means tho last. It soon became oven a matter of course that when- ever Maurice had time and opportunity at his dis- posal, he spent it in company with the Italian girl at the gallery in the Neu-Markt. Ilcr enthusiasm was at first intensely uncultivated ; but she had, even at the beginning, an...d in a much higher degree than her more skilled companion, the faculty of going straight to the soul of a picture, and her free and impulsive criticism, though often really wrong, often throw upon the subjects which it touche. D a light which he could never otherwise have gained during the study of a life-time. He often rightly differed from her, but her remarks, even when wildest, were suggestive, and opened out to him new regions of idea and new lines of criticism. Her method of studying a picture was illustrative of her nature.
What to read after Tales From Blackwood volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Virgil to read onlineMoreLess
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