Whom the Gods Destroyed
Whom the Gods Destroyed
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"All right, boy, all right!" he said soothingly. "It's all done, now never mind!" They shouldered it out of the door while he pulled the terrier's ears.
"Where you going?" they called.
" Turkish bath. Restaurant. Vaudeville, " he an swered, and they nodded.
"All alone?" "Yes, thanks. Drop in to-morrow!" 58 A WIND FLOWER " And drive like thunder!" he heard them through the open window.
A week later he was walking up Broadway be tween them, sniffing the fresh, sweet air comfort ably, the terrier ...at his heels. At intervals they read him bits from the enthusiastic comments of the critics.
"Mr. Willard, whose 'Windflower' distanced all competitors and won the Minot prize by a unani mous verdict of the judges, has displayed, aside from his thorough master of technic, a breadth of atmosphere, an imaginative range rarely if ever equalled by an American. Nothing but the work itself, so manifestly idealistic in subject and treat ment, could convince us that it is not a study from life, so keen, so haunting is the impression pro duced by the remarkable figure of the Spirit of the Gale, who seems to sink before our eyes on the falling trunk, literally riding the storm.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"All right, boy, all right!" he said soothingly. "It's all done, now never mind!" They shouldered it out of the door while he pulled the terrier's ears.
"Where you going?" they called.
" Turkish bath. Restaurant. Vaudeville, " he an swered, and they nodded.
"All alone?" "Yes, thanks. Drop in to-morrow!" 58 A WIND FLOWER " And drive like thunder!" he heard them through the open window.
A week later he was walking up Broadway be tween them, sniffing the fresh, sweet air comfort ably, the terrier ...at his heels. At intervals they read him bits from the enthusiastic comments of the critics.
"Mr. Willard, whose 'Windflower' distanced all competitors and won the Minot prize by a unani mous verdict of the judges, has displayed, aside from his thorough master of technic, a breadth of atmosphere, an imaginative range rarely if ever equalled by an American. Nothing but the work itself, so manifestly idealistic in subject and treat ment, could convince us that it is not a study from life, so keen, so haunting is the impression pro duced by the remarkable figure of the Spirit of the Gale, who seems to sink before our eyes on the falling trunk, literally riding the storm.
What to read after Whom the Gods Destroyed?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bacon Josephine Dodge Daskam to read onlineMoreLess
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