A Modern Instance
A Modern Instance
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" "Why, if people care to read about a logging-camp, I should think theywould read about almost anything. Nothing could be too common for them. You might even write about the trouble of getting cheap enough rooms inBoston. " "Marcia, " cried Bartley, "you're a treasure! I'll write about that verything! I know the Chronicle-Abstract will be glad to get it. " She thought he was joking, till he came to her after a while for somefigures which he did not remember. He had the true newspaper instinct,... and went to work with a motive that was as different as possible from theliterary motive. He wrote for the effect which he was to make, and notfrom any artistic pleasure in the treatment. He did not attempt to give itform, --to imagine a young couple like himself and Marcia coming down fromthe country to place themselves in the city; he made no effort to throwabout it the poetry of their ignorance and their poverty, or the pathetichumor of their dismay at the disproportion of the prices to their means.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Why, if people care to read about a logging-camp, I should think theywould read about almost anything. Nothing could be too common for them. You might even write about the trouble of getting cheap enough rooms inBoston. " "Marcia, " cried Bartley, "you're a treasure! I'll write about that verything! I know the Chronicle-Abstract will be glad to get it. " She thought he was joking, till he came to her after a while for somefigures which he did not remember. He had the true newspaper instinct,... and went to work with a motive that was as different as possible from theliterary motive. He wrote for the effect which he was to make, and notfrom any artistic pleasure in the treatment. He did not attempt to give itform, --to imagine a young couple like himself and Marcia coming down fromthe country to place themselves in the city; he made no effort to throwabout it the poetry of their ignorance and their poverty, or the pathetichumor of their dismay at the disproportion of the prices to their means.
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