It's related to a girl's adventure into her grandfather's chamber in order to find a secret room where he kept his collection.
The complete sentence:
'But there was no thrill in this discovery, no precocious joy, no naughty glee - only the knowledge that I had stumbled onto something terrible.'
It's in this paragraph:
He looked away, toward a Flemish painting of bewitching delicacy on his wall.
Is the phrase referring to quality of the painting, or Flemish food, or perception?
It's in this paragraph:
He looked away, toward a Flemish painting of bewitching delicacy on his wall.
Is the phrase referring to quality of the painting, or Flemish food, or perception?