The Whole Truth a Novel
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Wyndham, her hopes and dreams of study abroad were fulfilled. Mrs. Wyndham had taken her at once to France, but imperative business having recalled her, she had been unwilling to deprive Sylvia of a day's steeping in the artistic atmosphere, and had left her, carefully chaperoned and com- panioned, to continue her work at Barbizon and in Paris.
Sylvia had been seized with an enthusiasm of admiration for Jean, and Jean herself found an altogether fresh pleasure in the society of the very first o...ne of her own sex whom she had ever known well, and whose eager, ingenu- ous, yet cultivated mind, made her companion- able at every point.
CHAPTER X.
" Tis not your work, but Love's the Master Love ; a more ideal artist he, than all. " IT is November. A keen north-east wind hurries long drifts of gray cloud across a gray sky ; the trees sigh, stretching forth stiff arms and wavering fingers as if to stay the flight of their last wrinkled leaves. At the forest's edge stands a stately woman, bare- headed, pale, in somber garb ; a white hound fawns upon her her right hand holds the reins, while her left is on the neck of a great gray horse, whose startled head is close to hers, whose streaming mane mingles with a loose lock of her fair hair, and whose wild eyes reflect her fierce, boding glance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wyndham, her hopes and dreams of study abroad were fulfilled. Mrs. Wyndham had taken her at once to France, but imperative business having recalled her, she had been unwilling to deprive Sylvia of a day's steeping in the artistic atmosphere, and had left her, carefully chaperoned and com- panioned, to continue her work at Barbizon and in Paris.
Sylvia had been seized with an enthusiasm of admiration for Jean, and Jean herself found an altogether fresh pleasure in the society of the very first o...ne of her own sex whom she had ever known well, and whose eager, ingenu- ous, yet cultivated mind, made her companion- able at every point.
CHAPTER X.
" Tis not your work, but Love's the Master Love ; a more ideal artist he, than all. " IT is November. A keen north-east wind hurries long drifts of gray cloud across a gray sky ; the trees sigh, stretching forth stiff arms and wavering fingers as if to stay the flight of their last wrinkled leaves. At the forest's edge stands a stately woman, bare- headed, pale, in somber garb ; a white hound fawns upon her her right hand holds the reins, while her left is on the neck of a great gray horse, whose startled head is close to hers, whose streaming mane mingles with a loose lock of her fair hair, and whose wild eyes reflect her fierce, boding glance.
What to read after The Whole Truth a Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J H Chadwick to read onlineMoreLess
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