Talks With Great Workers
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He toiled 221 222 TALKS WITH GREAT WORKERS.
devotedly until he had made over a hundred models, perfect, inspiring designs of historic characters, ani- mals, insects ; in short, a small museum of sculptured curiosities. These he decided to send, but he was not yet satisfied. He knew from long years of apprentice- ship in a bronze-casting foundry how to cast in bronze. The expense of careful work of this kind is considerable, and as he was not wealthy, he could not think of paying for having his ...splendid collection so cast. Still, he wanted to exhibit bronzes, and decided to cast his work himself. He secured the privilege from the founder with whom he had been apprenticed of working in the shops. With his own hands he made the molds for his statuettes, and cast them in bronze, firing them in such a way as to give them all the rare hues shown in the finest examples of bronzes handed down from the Greek and Koman period. These he displayed in his case, and had it admitted to the Salon. Then he awaited the ver- dict.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He toiled 221 222 TALKS WITH GREAT WORKERS.
devotedly until he had made over a hundred models, perfect, inspiring designs of historic characters, ani- mals, insects ; in short, a small museum of sculptured curiosities. These he decided to send, but he was not yet satisfied. He knew from long years of apprentice- ship in a bronze-casting foundry how to cast in bronze. The expense of careful work of this kind is considerable, and as he was not wealthy, he could not think of paying for having his ...splendid collection so cast. Still, he wanted to exhibit bronzes, and decided to cast his work himself. He secured the privilege from the founder with whom he had been apprenticed of working in the shops. With his own hands he made the molds for his statuettes, and cast them in bronze, firing them in such a way as to give them all the rare hues shown in the finest examples of bronzes handed down from the Greek and Koman period. These he displayed in his case, and had it admitted to the Salon. Then he awaited the ver- dict.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marden Orison Swett to read onlineMoreLess
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