The Portrait of a Lady — volume 1
The Portrait of a Lady — volume 1
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I say he did nothing, and I maintain the phrase in the face ofthe fact that he thought at these moments of Isabel. To think of Isabelcould only be for him an idle pursuit, leading to nothing and profitinglittle to any one. His cousin had not yet seemed to him so charmingas during these days spent in sounding, tourist-fashion, the deepsand shallows of the metropolitan element. Isabel was full of premises, conclusions, emotions; if she had come in search of local colour shefound it everywhere. Sh...e asked more questions than he could answer, andlaunched brave theories, as to historic cause and social effect, that hewas equally unable to accept or to refute. The party went more than onceto the British Museum and to that brighter palace of art which reclaimsfor antique variety so large an area of a monotonous suburb; they spenta morning in the Abbey and went on a penny-steamer to the Tower; theylooked at pictures both in public and private collections and saton various occasions beneath the great trees in Kensington Gardens.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I say he did nothing, and I maintain the phrase in the face ofthe fact that he thought at these moments of Isabel. To think of Isabelcould only be for him an idle pursuit, leading to nothing and profitinglittle to any one. His cousin had not yet seemed to him so charmingas during these days spent in sounding, tourist-fashion, the deepsand shallows of the metropolitan element. Isabel was full of premises, conclusions, emotions; if she had come in search of local colour shefound it everywhere. Sh...e asked more questions than he could answer, andlaunched brave theories, as to historic cause and social effect, that hewas equally unable to accept or to refute. The party went more than onceto the British Museum and to that brighter palace of art which reclaimsfor antique variety so large an area of a monotonous suburb; they spenta morning in the Abbey and went on a penny-steamer to the Tower; theylooked at pictures both in public and private collections and saton various occasions beneath the great trees in Kensington Gardens.
What to read after The Portrait of a Lady — volume 1?
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