With the Procession
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Fancy how much it would please her to watch you actually atwork--on a portrait of herself, too. " Truesdale glanced sidewise towards Bertie, who stood in painstakingscrutiny before one of the outlying pictures of his group. A pair of artstudents in their careless working clothes, stood a little apart withtheir eyes on the same work.
"Terrible knowing, ain't it?" remarked one.
"Yep, " rejoined the other; "awful lot of snap. " "Just knocks it right out, doesn't it?" "Fearfully up to date, ain't i...t? Doesn't need any '1893' on it!" "Full of jump! Why can't we fellows here at home get more of that sort ofthing?" Bertie's heart swelled proudly as she heard this jargon. It was quiteunintelligible to her, but she felt sure it conveyed extreme approval. She turned to look at Truesdale just as he turned to look at her.
He shook his head in burlesque deprecation of her too obviousappreciation, and then brought his attention back to his aunt.
"All right, " he said; "I'll do it. I'll come down some day and paint her, or you, or the front doors, or anything else you say.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fancy how much it would please her to watch you actually atwork--on a portrait of herself, too. " Truesdale glanced sidewise towards Bertie, who stood in painstakingscrutiny before one of the outlying pictures of his group. A pair of artstudents in their careless working clothes, stood a little apart withtheir eyes on the same work.
"Terrible knowing, ain't it?" remarked one.
"Yep, " rejoined the other; "awful lot of snap. " "Just knocks it right out, doesn't it?" "Fearfully up to date, ain't i...t? Doesn't need any '1893' on it!" "Full of jump! Why can't we fellows here at home get more of that sort ofthing?" Bertie's heart swelled proudly as she heard this jargon. It was quiteunintelligible to her, but she felt sure it conveyed extreme approval. She turned to look at Truesdale just as he turned to look at her.
He shook his head in burlesque deprecation of her too obviousappreciation, and then brought his attention back to his aunt.
"All right, " he said; "I'll do it. I'll come down some day and paint her, or you, or the front doors, or anything else you say.
What to read after With the Procession?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fuller Henry Blake to read onlineMoreLess
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