The Lodestar
The Lodestar
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It was very long, so long that the light that came from in front of 100 THE LODESTAR where Burgess was sitting seemed to melt and almost to fade away before it reached the dull, heavy portieres in the rear. Over the polished floor were laid several and not too many dark, antique rugs. Most of the furniture was of old mahogany, and the pieces were somewhat formal and undeniably elegant. Two or three small tables stood easily placed. On one side of the room, toward the rear, there was an onyx fir...eplace with curious, twisted-brass andirons, and on the mantel- piece above it stood an onyx clock. Burgess was agreeably surprised in the paintings which the room contained; there were not many of them, but even in the dim light he recognized the plung- ing horses and burning sands and hot, white atmosphere of a Diaz, and a flat canal and slowly turning windmill and yellow-sailed fishing boats of a Mesdag, and a fine winter forest scene with dark pine trees and glistening snow. Everything in the room was quiet and richly handsome, and Burgess found himself wondering.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was very long, so long that the light that came from in front of 100 THE LODESTAR where Burgess was sitting seemed to melt and almost to fade away before it reached the dull, heavy portieres in the rear. Over the polished floor were laid several and not too many dark, antique rugs. Most of the furniture was of old mahogany, and the pieces were somewhat formal and undeniably elegant. Two or three small tables stood easily placed. On one side of the room, toward the rear, there was an onyx fir...eplace with curious, twisted-brass andirons, and on the mantel- piece above it stood an onyx clock. Burgess was agreeably surprised in the paintings which the room contained; there were not many of them, but even in the dim light he recognized the plung- ing horses and burning sands and hot, white atmosphere of a Diaz, and a flat canal and slowly turning windmill and yellow-sailed fishing boats of a Mesdag, and a fine winter forest scene with dark pine trees and glistening snow. Everything in the room was quiet and richly handsome, and Burgess found himself wondering.
What to read after The Lodestar?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sidney R Sidney Robinson Kennedy to read onlineMoreLess
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