Tales of Trail And Town
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But what was all this to that next morning--the glorious spring morningwhich bathed all the roofs of Paris with warmth and hope, rekindlingenthusiasm and ambition in the breast of youth, and gilding even muchof the sordid dirt below. It seemed quite natural that she should meetMajor Ostrander not many yards away as she sallied out. In that brightspring sunshine and the hopeful spring of their youth they even laughedat the previous day's disappointment. Ah! what a claque it was, afterall! For hi...mself, he, Ostrander, would much rather see that satin-facedParisian girl who had got the prize smirking at the critics from theboards of the Grand Opera than his countrywoman! The Conservatoiresettled things for Paris, but Paris wasn't the world! America wouldcome to the fore yet in art of all kinds--there was a free academythere now--there should be a Conservatoire of its own. Of course, Parisschooling and Paris experience weren't to be despised in art; but, thankheaven! she had THAT, and no directors could take it from her!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But what was all this to that next morning--the glorious spring morningwhich bathed all the roofs of Paris with warmth and hope, rekindlingenthusiasm and ambition in the breast of youth, and gilding even muchof the sordid dirt below. It seemed quite natural that she should meetMajor Ostrander not many yards away as she sallied out. In that brightspring sunshine and the hopeful spring of their youth they even laughedat the previous day's disappointment. Ah! what a claque it was, afterall! For hi...mself, he, Ostrander, would much rather see that satin-facedParisian girl who had got the prize smirking at the critics from theboards of the Grand Opera than his countrywoman! The Conservatoiresettled things for Paris, but Paris wasn't the world! America wouldcome to the fore yet in art of all kinds--there was a free academythere now--there should be a Conservatoire of its own. Of course, Parisschooling and Paris experience weren't to be despised in art; but, thankheaven! she had THAT, and no directors could take it from her!
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harte, Bret, 1836-1902 to read onlineMoreLess
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