The Great Adventure
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CARVE. That's what I've earned with painting, just at odd times.
JANET. Really? (CARVE nods. ) You could knock me down with a feather!
CARVE. I'll tell you. You know the framemaker's next to Salmon andGluckstein's. I buy my colours and canvases and things there. They costmoney. I owed the chap two pounds once, and one morning, in the shop, when I was opening my box to put some new tubes in, he saw one of mypictures all wet. He offered of his own accord to take it for what Iowed him. I wouldn't ...let him have it. But I was rather hard up, so Isaid I'd do him another instead, and I did him one in a different styleand not half as good, and of course he liked it even better. Since then, I've done him quite a few. It isn't that I've needed the money; but it'sa margin, and colours and frames, etc. Come to a dickens of a lot in ayear.
JANET. (Staggered. ) And whatever does he do with them?
CARVE. With the pictures? Don't know. I've never seen one in his window. I haven't been selling him any lately.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
CARVE. That's what I've earned with painting, just at odd times.
JANET. Really? (CARVE nods. ) You could knock me down with a feather!
CARVE. I'll tell you. You know the framemaker's next to Salmon andGluckstein's. I buy my colours and canvases and things there. They costmoney. I owed the chap two pounds once, and one morning, in the shop, when I was opening my box to put some new tubes in, he saw one of mypictures all wet. He offered of his own accord to take it for what Iowed him. I wouldn't ...let him have it. But I was rather hard up, so Isaid I'd do him another instead, and I did him one in a different styleand not half as good, and of course he liked it even better. Since then, I've done him quite a few. It isn't that I've needed the money; but it'sa margin, and colours and frames, etc. Come to a dickens of a lot in ayear.
JANET. (Staggered. ) And whatever does he do with them?
CARVE. With the pictures? Don't know. I've never seen one in his window. I haven't been selling him any lately.
What to read after The Great Adventure?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bennett Arnold to read onlineMoreLess
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