The Violin Lady
The Violin Lady
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The maestro was an anomaly, a mixture of shrewd business sense and the caprices and moods of a child. The girls fairly held their breath as he 102 The Violin Lady insisted on the high salaries he considered their right.
Finally he won out, and the four parted, three of them not to meet again until early October, when Mr. Van Anden and his sister were to join them at Cardiff, Wales, where the girls were to take part in a grand concert as soloists. From there they were to make a tour of the princ...ipal cities and towns of England and a few in Scotland and Ireland.
During the rest of the week the girls took a holiday, sight-seeing and visiting. Marcelle had never been in Paris and all was new and deeply interesting. They kept up the sight- seeing later, but practiced regularly every day together and apart. Marcelle rented a piano.
Madame Bernard and Adrien had gone home in June. The child was improving steadily, but it was a slow process. The great doctor instructed the mother in the treatment, and told her characteristically that there was no use in paying money any longer for what she could do herself ; to come two or three times a year for Marcelle Arrives 103 inspection; and to keep him out of doors as much as possible.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The maestro was an anomaly, a mixture of shrewd business sense and the caprices and moods of a child. The girls fairly held their breath as he 102 The Violin Lady insisted on the high salaries he considered their right.
Finally he won out, and the four parted, three of them not to meet again until early October, when Mr. Van Anden and his sister were to join them at Cardiff, Wales, where the girls were to take part in a grand concert as soloists. From there they were to make a tour of the princ...ipal cities and towns of England and a few in Scotland and Ireland.
During the rest of the week the girls took a holiday, sight-seeing and visiting. Marcelle had never been in Paris and all was new and deeply interesting. They kept up the sight- seeing later, but practiced regularly every day together and apart. Marcelle rented a piano.
Madame Bernard and Adrien had gone home in June. The child was improving steadily, but it was a slow process. The great doctor instructed the mother in the treatment, and told her characteristically that there was no use in paying money any longer for what she could do herself ; to come two or three times a year for Marcelle Arrives 103 inspection; and to keep him out of doors as much as possible.
What to read after The Violin Lady?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Daisy Rhodes Campbell to read onlineMoreLess
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