Thorndale; Or, the Conflict of Opinions ...
Thorndale; Or, the Conflict of Opinions ...
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We seemed resolved to delude oursSves into the belief that we had been all along quite bosom friends. At all events, we made up for our former taciturnity. What de- lightful rambles we had together about the lake of Lucerne I And on those days which every tourist amongst the mountains knows and dreads, when the incessant rain confined us within the four walls of our room, how we talked 1 Fast and inces- santly as it rained without, did we talk on within. We had to compare notes of those other t...ravels we had been severally making in the region of thought — or that other cloud-land, if you wilL The day waa never long ; we wondered how it had I knew that Clarence had the taste and skill of the artist ; but it was a surprise to me to learn, as I now did for the first time, that he had adopted landscape-painting for his profession.
He led me off to a cottage in which he was lodging at the time.
Near the window of his apartment there stood an easel, with the materials for painting on a table by the side ; and in an 150 BOOK n.—CHAPTER VI.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We seemed resolved to delude oursSves into the belief that we had been all along quite bosom friends. At all events, we made up for our former taciturnity. What de- lightful rambles we had together about the lake of Lucerne I And on those days which every tourist amongst the mountains knows and dreads, when the incessant rain confined us within the four walls of our room, how we talked 1 Fast and inces- santly as it rained without, did we talk on within. We had to compare notes of those other t...ravels we had been severally making in the region of thought — or that other cloud-land, if you wilL The day waa never long ; we wondered how it had I knew that Clarence had the taste and skill of the artist ; but it was a surprise to me to learn, as I now did for the first time, that he had adopted landscape-painting for his profession.
He led me off to a cottage in which he was lodging at the time.
Near the window of his apartment there stood an easel, with the materials for painting on a table by the side ; and in an 150 BOOK n.—CHAPTER VI.
What to read after Thorndale; Or, the Conflict of Opinions ...?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smith, William, 1813-1893 to read onlineMoreLess
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