The History of David Grieve 2
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C'est drole, ga. Have you studied art ? ' He laughed.
' No — except in books.' ' What books ? ' ' Novels— George Sand's.' It was her turn to laugh now.
' You are really too amusing ! . No, Monsieur, no ; you interest me. I have the best will in the world towards you ; but I cannot ask Consuelos and Teverinos to meet you. Pets ijossihle. I regret ' She fell into silence a moment, studying him with a merry look. Then she broke out again.
^ Are you a connoisseur in pictures. Monsieur ? ' He had re...ddened already under h.Qv j^ersijlage. At this he grew redder still.
'I have never seen any, Mademoiselle,' he said, almost piteously ; ' except once a little exhibition in Manchester.' ' Nor sculpture ? ' ' No,' he said honestly ; ' nor sculpture.' It seemed to him he was being held under a microscope, so keen and pitiless were her laughing eyes. But she left him no time to resent it.
1 62 THE HISTORY OF DAVID GRIEVE ' So you are a blank page, Monsieur — virgin soil — and you confess it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
C'est drole, ga. Have you studied art ? ' He laughed.
' No — except in books.' ' What books ? ' ' Novels— George Sand's.' It was her turn to laugh now.
' You are really too amusing ! . No, Monsieur, no ; you interest me. I have the best will in the world towards you ; but I cannot ask Consuelos and Teverinos to meet you. Pets ijossihle. I regret ' She fell into silence a moment, studying him with a merry look. Then she broke out again.
^ Are you a connoisseur in pictures. Monsieur ? ' He had re...ddened already under h.Qv j^ersijlage. At this he grew redder still.
'I have never seen any, Mademoiselle,' he said, almost piteously ; ' except once a little exhibition in Manchester.' ' Nor sculpture ? ' ' No,' he said honestly ; ' nor sculpture.' It seemed to him he was being held under a microscope, so keen and pitiless were her laughing eyes. But she left him no time to resent it.
1 62 THE HISTORY OF DAVID GRIEVE ' So you are a blank page, Monsieur — virgin soil — and you confess it.
What to read after The History of David Grieve 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ward Humphry Mrs. to read onlineMoreLess
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