The Duke's Prize; a Story of Art And Heart in Florence
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" "Who of all you know is best in this art?" "I know a great many excellent ones-many who excel in landscapepainting-many who are good in historic pictures, but of all whom Iknow, the one is undoubtedly the greatest, the one who excels allothers in mingled grandeur and loveliness of conception, and whoapproaches nearest to the grand old masters is he-the artist whosaved us from death--Mario. " "Mario!" "Yes, and if he had not been guilty of such great presumption, mypalace and my esteem would h...ave been thrown open to himalways-first, because he is chief of artists, and especially becausehe saved my darling's life. " "Yet is he so presumptuous, my father?" "My daughter! Stella Borelloni, can an obscure man aspire to thehand of the fairest in Tuscany?" "He may not always be obscure. " "Why do you speak thus to me, Stella? Can it be possible thatyou-But no, it is not. I will not think of it nor speak of it. " And shortly afterwards they went within. Stella retired to herchamber, and thought of her father's words.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Who of all you know is best in this art?" "I know a great many excellent ones-many who excel in landscapepainting-many who are good in historic pictures, but of all whom Iknow, the one is undoubtedly the greatest, the one who excels allothers in mingled grandeur and loveliness of conception, and whoapproaches nearest to the grand old masters is he-the artist whosaved us from death--Mario. " "Mario!" "Yes, and if he had not been guilty of such great presumption, mypalace and my esteem would h...ave been thrown open to himalways-first, because he is chief of artists, and especially becausehe saved my darling's life. " "Yet is he so presumptuous, my father?" "My daughter! Stella Borelloni, can an obscure man aspire to thehand of the fairest in Tuscany?" "He may not always be obscure. " "Why do you speak thus to me, Stella? Can it be possible thatyou-But no, it is not. I will not think of it nor speak of it. " And shortly afterwards they went within. Stella retired to herchamber, and thought of her father's words.
What to read after The Duke's Prize; a Story of Art And Heart in Florence?
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