The Collectors
The Collectors
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Before he had learned the peril of such ahazard he had fearlessly rescued a real Kirman mat from an omnibus sale. His scraps of old Chinese bronze and stoneware represented the promptingsof a demon who had yet to discover the difference between Sung andYungching.
These achievements gave John Baxter a certain notoriety in his world andthe unusual luxury of self esteem. What brought him the scorn of blunterassociates, who openly derided him as a crank, assured him a certaindeference from the _cog...noscenti_. The small dealers respected him as anauthority; the auctioneers greeted him by name as he slipped into hischair, and appealed to him personally when a fine lot hung shamefully. Hehad the entr
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Before he had learned the peril of such ahazard he had fearlessly rescued a real Kirman mat from an omnibus sale. His scraps of old Chinese bronze and stoneware represented the promptingsof a demon who had yet to discover the difference between Sung andYungching.
These achievements gave John Baxter a certain notoriety in his world andthe unusual luxury of self esteem. What brought him the scorn of blunterassociates, who openly derided him as a crank, assured him a certaindeference from the _cog...noscenti_. The small dealers respected him as anauthority; the auctioneers greeted him by name as he slipped into hischair, and appealed to him personally when a fine lot hung shamefully. Hehad the entr
What to read after The Collectors?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mather Frank Jewett to read onlineMoreLess
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