The Quest of the Quaint
The Quest of the Quaint
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Printed in irregular letters below the scene is the line : "As you sow, you shall reap. " This mug was given as a reward of merit to a little New England schoolgirl, in the year 1818. When she was more than eighty she gave it to the owner of the cup- board. Without a crack or scar it stands between the pepperbox and the silver luster beaker, and the sky in the picture is just as blue and the field just as green as they were on the day little Deborah Adams received her reward and listened to a f...ew admonitions on sowing and reaping.
The third mug is valued chiefly for the 74 The Quest of the Quaint discussions it provokes. It has a Lowe- stofty look in places, but its claims are not recognized by the tea caddy, whose pedigree is too well known to be ques- tioned. It is exceedingly decorative. The paste is thin as egg-shell. On the face is a spirited drawing of the English coat-of- arms in colors, and scattered over the sur- face are groups of rather Chinese-looking flowers. It is an attractive thing, and until it is proved to be a base impostor, it has the sanction of the cupboard.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Printed in irregular letters below the scene is the line : "As you sow, you shall reap. " This mug was given as a reward of merit to a little New England schoolgirl, in the year 1818. When she was more than eighty she gave it to the owner of the cup- board. Without a crack or scar it stands between the pepperbox and the silver luster beaker, and the sky in the picture is just as blue and the field just as green as they were on the day little Deborah Adams received her reward and listened to a f...ew admonitions on sowing and reaping.
The third mug is valued chiefly for the 74 The Quest of the Quaint discussions it provokes. It has a Lowe- stofty look in places, but its claims are not recognized by the tea caddy, whose pedigree is too well known to be ques- tioned. It is exceedingly decorative. The paste is thin as egg-shell. On the face is a spirited drawing of the English coat-of- arms in colors, and scattered over the sur- face are groups of rather Chinese-looking flowers. It is an attractive thing, and until it is proved to be a base impostor, it has the sanction of the cupboard.
What to read after The Quest of the Quaint?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Virginia Huntington Robie to read onlineMoreLess
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