The Quest of Joy Fragments From the Manuscripts of Mabel Morrison Prefaced By
The Quest of Joy Fragments From the Manuscripts of Mabel Morrison Prefaced By
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She did not only wear these jewels on her person. She liked to see [44] Mabel Morrison From a painting by Mathilde de Cordoba 1912 them herself, so uncut and unmounted stones always lay about on the tables in her room, while imperfect pieces of stained glass charmed her by their unintended colouring. Lumps of coloured glass stood about in places chosen carefully by her where they could best catch and refract the light.
Sitting with her among her rare Chinese furniture, with fantastic gleams lur...king in corners where lay the flawed lumps of amber, sphene and other curious stones, her 'slyness of tongue' (as it has well been called) threw equally unexpected lights on to any subject discussed. She seemed to have forgotten nothing she had ever read in the multitudinous books which lined the walls of every house she inhabited, and there were always new and out- of-the-way subjects which at one time or another she ap- peared to have studied profoundly. Then there would suddenly come from her an impish remark on nothing in particular, such as 'I sometimes think it must be the most amazing experience in the world, to wake up on the morn- ing after being made Pope, and to say, i AM INFALLIBLE'.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She did not only wear these jewels on her person. She liked to see [44] Mabel Morrison From a painting by Mathilde de Cordoba 1912 them herself, so uncut and unmounted stones always lay about on the tables in her room, while imperfect pieces of stained glass charmed her by their unintended colouring. Lumps of coloured glass stood about in places chosen carefully by her where they could best catch and refract the light.
Sitting with her among her rare Chinese furniture, with fantastic gleams lur...king in corners where lay the flawed lumps of amber, sphene and other curious stones, her 'slyness of tongue' (as it has well been called) threw equally unexpected lights on to any subject discussed. She seemed to have forgotten nothing she had ever read in the multitudinous books which lined the walls of every house she inhabited, and there were always new and out- of-the-way subjects which at one time or another she ap- peared to have studied profoundly. Then there would suddenly come from her an impish remark on nothing in particular, such as 'I sometimes think it must be the most amazing experience in the world, to wake up on the morn- ing after being made Pope, and to say, i AM INFALLIBLE'.
What to read after The Quest of Joy Fragments From the Manuscripts of Mabel Morrison Prefaced By?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edith Olivier to read onlineMoreLess
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