The Young Lord 1
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Her wonderment at the talents of her youthful guest did not diminish. Sybil had only learned the accomplishments which every child now learns, but she gave to them — to those at least which pleased her taste, such as drawing and music — a zest and heartiness of attention which made her performances sin- gularly pleasing to others. Annette had learned all, and more than all, that Sybil had learned, but her heart and mind went in another direction. She played without taste and drew without spirit.... Except as a means of pleasing her mother, the occupations were without charm to herself, and, consequently, ^he was without power to make them charming to others.
She had, however, as she said herself, the taste that appreciates, and with wonder, and THE YOUNG LORD. 103 a most amiable kind of envy, she watched and listened to Sybil.
A few days after her arrival, she again expressed to Sybil her surprise in the acquire- ments she had, at so early an age, attained.
^'How you depreciate youth," Sybil said.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her wonderment at the talents of her youthful guest did not diminish. Sybil had only learned the accomplishments which every child now learns, but she gave to them — to those at least which pleased her taste, such as drawing and music — a zest and heartiness of attention which made her performances sin- gularly pleasing to others. Annette had learned all, and more than all, that Sybil had learned, but her heart and mind went in another direction. She played without taste and drew without spirit.... Except as a means of pleasing her mother, the occupations were without charm to herself, and, consequently, ^he was without power to make them charming to others.
She had, however, as she said herself, the taste that appreciates, and with wonder, and THE YOUNG LORD. 103 a most amiable kind of envy, she watched and listened to Sybil.
A few days after her arrival, she again expressed to Sybil her surprise in the acquire- ments she had, at so early an age, attained.
^'How you depreciate youth," Sybil said.
What to read after The Young Lord 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ponsonby, Emily, Lady, 1817-1877 to read onlineMoreLess
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