The Philadelphia book
The Philadelphia book
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how mag nificent! I think I would rather do that for the china. And here's Mary Queen of Scots; I remember her ever since I read history. And here are Telemachus and Mi nerva, just as I translated about them in my Telemaque exercises. Oh! let me do them for the dinner set shan't I, Mr. Gummage?" " I don't see any figure-pieces in which the colours are bright enough, " remarked Mrs. Atmore.
"As to that, " observed Gummage who knew that the burthen of the drawing would eventually fall on him, THE... PHILADELPHIA BOOK. 243 and who never liked to do figures " I don't believe that any of these figure pieces would look well if reduced so small as to go on china plates. " Well here are some very fine landscapes, " pursued Mrs. Atmore; " Here's the Cascade of Tivoli and here's a view in Jamaica and here's Glastonbury Abbey. " "Oh! I dote on abbeys, " cried Marianne, "for the sake of Amanda Fitzalan. " " Your papa will not approve of your doing this, " ob served Mrs. Atmore: "you know, he says that abbeys are nothing but old tumble-down churches.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
how mag nificent! I think I would rather do that for the china. And here's Mary Queen of Scots; I remember her ever since I read history. And here are Telemachus and Mi nerva, just as I translated about them in my Telemaque exercises. Oh! let me do them for the dinner set shan't I, Mr. Gummage?" " I don't see any figure-pieces in which the colours are bright enough, " remarked Mrs. Atmore.
"As to that, " observed Gummage who knew that the burthen of the drawing would eventually fall on him, THE... PHILADELPHIA BOOK. 243 and who never liked to do figures " I don't believe that any of these figure pieces would look well if reduced so small as to go on china plates. " Well here are some very fine landscapes, " pursued Mrs. Atmore; " Here's the Cascade of Tivoli and here's a view in Jamaica and here's Glastonbury Abbey. " "Oh! I dote on abbeys, " cried Marianne, "for the sake of Amanda Fitzalan. " " Your papa will not approve of your doing this, " ob served Mrs. Atmore: "you know, he says that abbeys are nothing but old tumble-down churches.
What to read after The Philadelphia book?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harriet Powe Lynch to read onlineMoreLess
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