The Atelier Du Lys, Or, An Art Student in the Reign of Terror, volume 2
The Atelier Du Lys, Or, An Art Student in the Reign of Terror, volume 2
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Delys. *"Jedis qu'il est un sot, mais c'est lui qui le prouve ! " * * Monsieur probably does not know how long such a painting as he desires takes to exécute,* interposed Edmée, anxious to stifle the quotation, which she had recognised at the first words. * See, this leaf would take my father a day.* ^ Ma foi! if that is necessary your paintings may well be dear! It is true that your time is not so valuable as that of a business man. What a singular way of spending one's life, to daub colours o...n a pièce of canvas ! and ail to copy things which we can see anywhere without paying for them ! It seems droU Digitized by Google AN ART PATRON. 127 when one thinks of it. But, mademoiselle' — he had hitherto paid no attention to Edmée — ^* since you are monsieur's daughter, your name is also Lafleur ? Then a picture of yours would be equally valuable, since it would hâve the same signature. Ail I want îs to hâve something signed Lafleur in my gallery.' ' I am afraid, monsieur, that connoisseurs would soon discover the différence between my father's pictures and mine, and, besides, I am fully occupied,' said Edmée, with great difficulty suppressîng her amusement at this view of the matter, ail the more that she heard a succession of angry snorts from M.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Delys. *"Jedis qu'il est un sot, mais c'est lui qui le prouve ! " * * Monsieur probably does not know how long such a painting as he desires takes to exécute,* interposed Edmée, anxious to stifle the quotation, which she had recognised at the first words. * See, this leaf would take my father a day.* ^ Ma foi! if that is necessary your paintings may well be dear! It is true that your time is not so valuable as that of a business man. What a singular way of spending one's life, to daub colours o...n a pièce of canvas ! and ail to copy things which we can see anywhere without paying for them ! It seems droU Digitized by Google AN ART PATRON. 127 when one thinks of it. But, mademoiselle' — he had hitherto paid no attention to Edmée — ^* since you are monsieur's daughter, your name is also Lafleur ? Then a picture of yours would be equally valuable, since it would hâve the same signature. Ail I want îs to hâve something signed Lafleur in my gallery.' ' I am afraid, monsieur, that connoisseurs would soon discover the différence between my father's pictures and mine, and, besides, I am fully occupied,' said Edmée, with great difficulty suppressîng her amusement at this view of the matter, ail the more that she heard a succession of angry snorts from M.
What to read after The Atelier Du Lys, Or, An Art Student in the Reign of Terror, volume 2?
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