Whistler
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Religion troubles him little. His day's work shed from him, he must enjoy life know men through contact with their wit and gossip.
He is always fresh, always bright, never weary. He was never heard to utter an indecent phrase he detested all un- cleanness.
He is vague in affairs of money; and his difficulties at times are pathetic. He loves his work to part with the work of his 18 THE MAN hands is an agony it is the drawing of blood. He refuses an etching to a dealer for a guinea gives it to a ...poor ad- mirer for a crown. He makes excuse to get back a picture from its owner. For years the distressed owner ap- peals for it. Preposterous ! cries Whistler for ten whole years she has had the privilege of liv- ing with this masterpiece, and now she has the presumption to want it back again ! He is full of life's energy. Never lounges in an armchair. His home contains no comfortable furniture. "If you want com- fort, " cries he, laughing "go to bed. " Prefers Adam's chairs! And his evening's gadding over, he walks home, making of his exercise an opportunity to study the beauty of the night when 19 WHISTLER fools are abed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Religion troubles him little. His day's work shed from him, he must enjoy life know men through contact with their wit and gossip.
He is always fresh, always bright, never weary. He was never heard to utter an indecent phrase he detested all un- cleanness.
He is vague in affairs of money; and his difficulties at times are pathetic. He loves his work to part with the work of his 18 THE MAN hands is an agony it is the drawing of blood. He refuses an etching to a dealer for a guinea gives it to a ...poor ad- mirer for a crown. He makes excuse to get back a picture from its owner. For years the distressed owner ap- peals for it. Preposterous ! cries Whistler for ten whole years she has had the privilege of liv- ing with this masterpiece, and now she has the presumption to want it back again ! He is full of life's energy. Never lounges in an armchair. His home contains no comfortable furniture. "If you want com- fort, " cries he, laughing "go to bed. " Prefers Adam's chairs! And his evening's gadding over, he walks home, making of his exercise an opportunity to study the beauty of the night when 19 WHISTLER fools are abed.
What to read after Whistler?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Macfall Haldane to read onlineMoreLess
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