William Morris His Homes And Haunts
William Morris His Homes And Haunts
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" But for the moment the urgent affairs of everyday life insisted on claiming his attention. The decorating business of Morris & Company had now outgrown even the whole occupation of the Queen Square house. The firm had already opened a shop in Oxford Street to which their customers could go. To tell the truth, it was not advisable for the good of the business that the customers should have too much to do with Morris personally. He was in the habit of saying too frankly 36 WILLIAM MORRIS what h...e thought. When one day a distinguished customer came to choose carpets and, objecting to the briUiant, glorious colours which pleased the great craftsman's mind, actually ventured to say : " Are these all ... I thought your colours were subdued, " Morris replied : "If you want dirt, you can find that in the street, " and into the street, it is not surprising to learn, the wealthy customer quickly went, his patronage of the firm at an end !
Some disused print works at Merton, in Surrey, where the river Wandle was most suitable for the pro- cess of the dyeing department, were taken over in 1881.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" But for the moment the urgent affairs of everyday life insisted on claiming his attention. The decorating business of Morris & Company had now outgrown even the whole occupation of the Queen Square house. The firm had already opened a shop in Oxford Street to which their customers could go. To tell the truth, it was not advisable for the good of the business that the customers should have too much to do with Morris personally. He was in the habit of saying too frankly 36 WILLIAM MORRIS what h...e thought. When one day a distinguished customer came to choose carpets and, objecting to the briUiant, glorious colours which pleased the great craftsman's mind, actually ventured to say : " Are these all ... I thought your colours were subdued, " Morris replied : "If you want dirt, you can find that in the street, " and into the street, it is not surprising to learn, the wealthy customer quickly went, his patronage of the firm at an end !
Some disused print works at Merton, in Surrey, where the river Wandle was most suitable for the pro- cess of the dyeing department, were taken over in 1881.
What to read after William Morris His Homes And Haunts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frances Evelyn Maynard Greville Warwick to read onlineMoreLess
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