The Story of a Picture
The Story of a Picture
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All those who saw the Picture, and who had seen itwhen first it came, now looked upon it with painful surprise, andunhesitatingly said, "Your pretty-faced girl over the mantel yonderis undoubtedly going to say, No. " Into the soft, dark eye there seemed to have crept a glitter, cold andalmost unfeeling. The fatal Shadow had hardened, but not altogetherstolen away the beauty of that sweet mouth. Even the loose-flowing gownseemed to have lost its easy grace, and stiffened into splendid andhaughty... folds, fit only for the form of some grand old Dame proud of herbeauty and proud of her ancient coronet. The very lace about her slenderthroat--but a misty web of dainty and intricate work--seemed to havecrystallized and whitened, as if done with a sharp and skillful chisel. The pale, pinky tinge about the perfect little ear had deepened intoa more rosy hue, which had overspread the face--barely more thanpale--with a deep color and a glow of emotion only half concealed. Ah, was it a look of triumph?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All those who saw the Picture, and who had seen itwhen first it came, now looked upon it with painful surprise, andunhesitatingly said, "Your pretty-faced girl over the mantel yonderis undoubtedly going to say, No. " Into the soft, dark eye there seemed to have crept a glitter, cold andalmost unfeeling. The fatal Shadow had hardened, but not altogetherstolen away the beauty of that sweet mouth. Even the loose-flowing gownseemed to have lost its easy grace, and stiffened into splendid andhaughty... folds, fit only for the form of some grand old Dame proud of herbeauty and proud of her ancient coronet. The very lace about her slenderthroat--but a misty web of dainty and intricate work--seemed to havecrystallized and whitened, as if done with a sharp and skillful chisel. The pale, pinky tinge about the perfect little ear had deepened intoa more rosy hue, which had overspread the face--barely more thanpale--with a deep color and a glow of emotion only half concealed. Ah, was it a look of triumph?
What to read after The Story of a Picture?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Douglass Sherley Et Al to read onlineMoreLess
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