[The Emancipated by George Gissing]@TWC D-Link bookThe Emancipated CHAPTER III 14/44
What would Ross Mallard say? Mallard's own work was not of the impressionist school, and he might suffer prejudice to direct him; but she had a conviction of how his remarks would sound were this portfolio submitted to him.
Genius--scarcely.
And if not, then assuredly the other thing, and that in flagrant degree. Most happily, the dinner-bell came with its peremptory interruption. "I must see them again to-morrow," said Cecily, in her pleasantest voice. At table, the ladies were in a majority.
Mr.Bradshaw was the only man past middle life.
Next in age to him came Mr.Musselwhite, who looked about forty, and whose aquiline nose, high forehead, light bushy whiskers, and air of vacant satisfaction, marked him as the aristocrat of the assembly.
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