The Limit
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DeFreyne, I understand, is an artist. Do you know my daughter, Marion, is_so_ interested in art! And my younger son, Garstin, though he is onlytwelve years old, shows great artistic talent, too. He did a map ofBuckinghamshire that really surprised me, almost any one would recogniseit at a glance. I always say I'm sure some day Garstin will be in theRoyal Academy. " Van Buren had approached and began to talk to Mrs. Campbell. Val wentover to the Belgian, but she heard the American beginning a se...ntence asusual with, "Pleased to meet you. I've never had the opportunity ofmixing much in clerical circles in New York, Mrs. Campbell, " and feltsure he was going to ask impossible questions about Prebendaries andRural Deans.
The rasping Belgian, on whom both the mother and daughter cast continualanxious and admiring eyes, though he seemed thoroughly able to take careof himself, said to Muir, who was taking him on-- "No, I do not spend my entire time over my invention. Mrs. Campbell isso kind as to take me for drives in the environment, to give me a rightimpression of the beauties of Hertfordshire.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
DeFreyne, I understand, is an artist. Do you know my daughter, Marion, is_so_ interested in art! And my younger son, Garstin, though he is onlytwelve years old, shows great artistic talent, too. He did a map ofBuckinghamshire that really surprised me, almost any one would recogniseit at a glance. I always say I'm sure some day Garstin will be in theRoyal Academy. " Van Buren had approached and began to talk to Mrs. Campbell. Val wentover to the Belgian, but she heard the American beginning a se...ntence asusual with, "Pleased to meet you. I've never had the opportunity ofmixing much in clerical circles in New York, Mrs. Campbell, " and feltsure he was going to ask impossible questions about Prebendaries andRural Deans.
The rasping Belgian, on whom both the mother and daughter cast continualanxious and admiring eyes, though he seemed thoroughly able to take careof himself, said to Muir, who was taking him on-- "No, I do not spend my entire time over my invention. Mrs. Campbell isso kind as to take me for drives in the environment, to give me a rightimpression of the beauties of Hertfordshire.
What to read after The Limit?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Leverson Ada to read onlineMoreLess
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