The Lure of the Camera
The Lure of the Camera
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This picture represents half a dozen street gamins of the ordinary Parisian type hold- ing a conference in the street. Their faces ex- hibit all the seriousness of a group of financiers consulting upon some project of vast importance.
The peculiarity of Marie's character is set forth by her biographer in words which enable 132 THE COUNTRY OP MRS. WARD the reader of "David Grieve" instantly to recog- nize Elise Delaunay : She never wholly yields herself up to any fixed rule of conduct, or even p...assion, being swayed this way or that by the intense impressionability of her nature. She herself recognized this anomaly in the remark, " My life can't endure ; I have a deal too much of some things and a deal too little of others, and a character not made to last. " The very intens- ity of her desire to see life at all points seems to de- feat itself, and she cannot help stealing side glances at ambition during the most romantic te"te-a-tete with a lover, or being tortured by visions of unsatisfied love when art should have engrossed all her faculties.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This picture represents half a dozen street gamins of the ordinary Parisian type hold- ing a conference in the street. Their faces ex- hibit all the seriousness of a group of financiers consulting upon some project of vast importance.
The peculiarity of Marie's character is set forth by her biographer in words which enable 132 THE COUNTRY OP MRS. WARD the reader of "David Grieve" instantly to recog- nize Elise Delaunay : She never wholly yields herself up to any fixed rule of conduct, or even p...assion, being swayed this way or that by the intense impressionability of her nature. She herself recognized this anomaly in the remark, " My life can't endure ; I have a deal too much of some things and a deal too little of others, and a character not made to last. " The very intens- ity of her desire to see life at all points seems to de- feat itself, and she cannot help stealing side glances at ambition during the most romantic te"te-a-tete with a lover, or being tortured by visions of unsatisfied love when art should have engrossed all her faculties.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles S Charles Sumner Olcott to read onlineMoreLess
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