The Pool in the Desert
The Pool in the Desert
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Lamb criticized and patronized every blessed thing he saw, advisedArmour to beware of mannerisms and to be a little less liberal withhis colour, and heard absolutely unmoved of the horses Armour hadgot into the Salon. 'I understand, ' he said, with a benevolentwink, 'that about four thousand pictures are hung every year at theSalon, and I don't know how many thousand are rejected. Let Mr. Armour get a picture accepted by the Academy. Then he will havesomething to talk about. ' Neither did Sir W...illiam Lamb buy anything at all.
The experiment with Lady Pilkey was even more distressing. Shegushed with fair appropriateness and great liberality, and finallyfixed upon one scene to make her own. She winningly asked the priceof it. She had never known anybody who did not understand prices. Poor Armour, the colour of a live coal, named one hundred rupees.
'One hundred rupees! Oh, my dear boy, I can never afford that! Youmust, you must really give it to me for seventy-five. It will breakmy heart if I can't have it for seventy-five.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lamb criticized and patronized every blessed thing he saw, advisedArmour to beware of mannerisms and to be a little less liberal withhis colour, and heard absolutely unmoved of the horses Armour hadgot into the Salon. 'I understand, ' he said, with a benevolentwink, 'that about four thousand pictures are hung every year at theSalon, and I don't know how many thousand are rejected. Let Mr. Armour get a picture accepted by the Academy. Then he will havesomething to talk about. ' Neither did Sir W...illiam Lamb buy anything at all.
The experiment with Lady Pilkey was even more distressing. Shegushed with fair appropriateness and great liberality, and finallyfixed upon one scene to make her own. She winningly asked the priceof it. She had never known anybody who did not understand prices. Poor Armour, the colour of a live coal, named one hundred rupees.
'One hundred rupees! Oh, my dear boy, I can never afford that! Youmust, you must really give it to me for seventy-five. It will breakmy heart if I can't have it for seventy-five.
What to read after The Pool in the Desert?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sarah Jeanette Duncan to read onlineMoreLess
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