The Ideal Artist; a Novel 2
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Mrs. Crane was, I believe, a servant in your family before she was married. I will not write another word until I hear from you that you are satis- fied with this explanation.
' I am truly yours, ' Felix Vereker.' Having posted that letter, Vereker felt that he had nothing more to do this morn- 176 THE IDEAL AKTIST.
ing ; lie went to the river-side and took out a boat, though he saw that a heavy storm was pending. It came up shortly, and he pulled under a bridge for shelter while the lightning ...flashed about him, fencing at him with its polished blades and making him wince. Presently the storm had passed away; Felix took a long pull in his damp garments and became thoroughly warm, and then returned on shore. He did not think that there could be an answer from Flora until next morning, and he did not care to return to the studio.
He thought he would dine early at the bay-windowed eating-house, and go to a theatre, and so pass the evening.
On this very day it happened that Au- gustus Tothill came to dine at this same eating-house.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mrs. Crane was, I believe, a servant in your family before she was married. I will not write another word until I hear from you that you are satis- fied with this explanation.
' I am truly yours, ' Felix Vereker.' Having posted that letter, Vereker felt that he had nothing more to do this morn- 176 THE IDEAL AKTIST.
ing ; lie went to the river-side and took out a boat, though he saw that a heavy storm was pending. It came up shortly, and he pulled under a bridge for shelter while the lightning ...flashed about him, fencing at him with its polished blades and making him wince. Presently the storm had passed away; Felix took a long pull in his damp garments and became thoroughly warm, and then returned on shore. He did not think that there could be an answer from Flora until next morning, and he did not care to return to the studio.
He thought he would dine early at the bay-windowed eating-house, and go to a theatre, and so pass the evening.
On this very day it happened that Au- gustus Tothill came to dine at this same eating-house.
What to read after The Ideal Artist; a Novel 2?
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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