The Mysterious Mr Quin
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He was, as usual, carefully and beautifully dressed, and was bound for the Harchester Galleries where there was an exhibition of the paintings of one Frank Bristow, a new and hitherto unknown artist who showed signs of suddenly becoming the rage. Mr Satterthwaite was a patron of the arts.
As Mr Satterthwaite entered the Harchester Galleries, he was greeted at once with a smile of pleased recognition.
‘Good morning, Mr Satterthwaite, I thought we should see you before long. You know Bristow’s wor...k? Fine–very fine indeed. Quite unique of its kind.’ Mr Satterthwaite purchased a catalogue and stepped through the open archway into the long room where the artist’s works were displayed. They were water colours, executed with such extraordinary technique and finish that they resembled coloured etchings. Mr Satterthwaite walked slowly round the walls scrutinizing and, on the whole, approving. He thought that this young man deserved to arrive. Here was originality, vision, and a most severe and exacting technique.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was, as usual, carefully and beautifully dressed, and was bound for the Harchester Galleries where there was an exhibition of the paintings of one Frank Bristow, a new and hitherto unknown artist who showed signs of suddenly becoming the rage. Mr Satterthwaite was a patron of the arts.
As Mr Satterthwaite entered the Harchester Galleries, he was greeted at once with a smile of pleased recognition.
‘Good morning, Mr Satterthwaite, I thought we should see you before long. You know Bristow’s wor...k? Fine–very fine indeed. Quite unique of its kind.’ Mr Satterthwaite purchased a catalogue and stepped through the open archway into the long room where the artist’s works were displayed. They were water colours, executed with such extraordinary technique and finish that they resembled coloured etchings. Mr Satterthwaite walked slowly round the walls scrutinizing and, on the whole, approving. He thought that this young man deserved to arrive. Here was originality, vision, and a most severe and exacting technique.
What to read after The Mysterious Mr Quin?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Agatha Christie to read onlineMoreLess
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