The Ideal Artist; a Novel 1
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' My daughter is going to visit her fav- ourite horse,' said Lillebonne, who had noticed a curious look in Vereker's eye, though he did not know what it meant ; ' I suppose you do not paint horses ?' ' I am sorry to say I cannot paint animals.' ' Flora looks very well in her habit,* 1C8 THE IDEAL ARTIST.
said tlie earl, thoughtfully ; ' and that brings me to what I really want to propose to you, Mr. Vereker; I dare say you know that I have bought the '* Apple Blossoms." ' Yes, Felix knew it.
' ...And it struck me the other day that my daughter would paint quite as well as your model.' Felix had no breath with which to speak ; he coloured and bowed.
' Lady Flora has much the same com- plexion and hair as the girl in your pic- ture, with, I venture to think, something added.' ' A great deal added,' said Felix, in a low tone.
'And if you would undertake the work ' ' There is nothing,' cried the artist, BELGRAVIA AND BOHEMIA. 169 '' which I would undertake so willingly.' ' But the scheme must remain a strict secret.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' My daughter is going to visit her fav- ourite horse,' said Lillebonne, who had noticed a curious look in Vereker's eye, though he did not know what it meant ; ' I suppose you do not paint horses ?' ' I am sorry to say I cannot paint animals.' ' Flora looks very well in her habit,* 1C8 THE IDEAL ARTIST.
said tlie earl, thoughtfully ; ' and that brings me to what I really want to propose to you, Mr. Vereker; I dare say you know that I have bought the '* Apple Blossoms." ' Yes, Felix knew it.
' ...And it struck me the other day that my daughter would paint quite as well as your model.' Felix had no breath with which to speak ; he coloured and bowed.
' Lady Flora has much the same com- plexion and hair as the girl in your pic- ture, with, I venture to think, something added.' ' A great deal added,' said Felix, in a low tone.
'And if you would undertake the work ' ' There is nothing,' cried the artist, BELGRAVIA AND BOHEMIA. 169 '' which I would undertake so willingly.' ' But the scheme must remain a strict secret.
What to read after The Ideal Artist; a Novel 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harrison F. Bayford to read onlineMoreLess
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