Winefred: a Story of the Chalk Cliffs
Winefred: a Story of the Chalk Cliffs
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Tomkin- Jones were gone, Jesse turned with a laugh to Frank Wardroper, and said: *It is positively bad. We are boring you intolerably.' * Not at all. My soul lives in art' * You are laughing at us.' *Set your mind at rest. Do you not see that the proper dressing of a lovely girl is a matter of transcendental import- ance? It is like the setting of a fine melody to rich and appropriate harmonies, it is the clothing of a poetic idea in a cloud of expressive, illustrative words. Be a jewel ever so... fine, it exacts proper mounting.' * Is this your own ?' asked Jesse bluntly.
* It is from my father — like the ring. I do not pretend to originate, only to embellish.' *I have no great interest in dress.' * You are wrong. Excuse my saying it, but you are. You have, you say, at home salmon and ducks. The whole charm, delight of our prospective meal will consist in their being well dressed, stuffed and garnished. There is style in everything, in language, in painting, in cooking, and in clothing, and no woman is justified in forgetting this.' After the lapse of a quarter of an hour, the feet of Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Tomkin- Jones were gone, Jesse turned with a laugh to Frank Wardroper, and said: *It is positively bad. We are boring you intolerably.' * Not at all. My soul lives in art' * You are laughing at us.' *Set your mind at rest. Do you not see that the proper dressing of a lovely girl is a matter of transcendental import- ance? It is like the setting of a fine melody to rich and appropriate harmonies, it is the clothing of a poetic idea in a cloud of expressive, illustrative words. Be a jewel ever so... fine, it exacts proper mounting.' * Is this your own ?' asked Jesse bluntly.
* It is from my father — like the ring. I do not pretend to originate, only to embellish.' *I have no great interest in dress.' * You are wrong. Excuse my saying it, but you are. You have, you say, at home salmon and ducks. The whole charm, delight of our prospective meal will consist in their being well dressed, stuffed and garnished. There is style in everything, in language, in painting, in cooking, and in clothing, and no woman is justified in forgetting this.' After the lapse of a quarter of an hour, the feet of Mrs.
What to read after Winefred: a Story of the Chalk Cliffs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by S Sabine Baring Gould to read onlineMoreLess
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