Adventures in Home Making
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" Our pleas- ant holidays are made whips to scourge us, " as it might be quoted and this applies not alone to pictures but to all the wide variety of house- [189] ADVENTURES IN HOME-MAKING hold furnishings. As to this, one must from the first make up his mind to be firm. Would you wear an ill-looking hat or gown because a friend or relative gave it ? then why make your room wear anything ill-looking? "Isn't there many another Christmas to pass them along?" de- manded Whistler savagely, of a fri...end who gave the gift excuse for some bits of presented atrocity.
But as to pictures, as with everything, one should follow his own taste only after having tried hard and patiently to make it a taste worth following; and a fresh and tonic breeze of humor comes sweeping in on the subject when one finds Mark Twain's Yankee, a guest at the tower of Merlin, setting down: "It made me homesick to look around over this proud and gaudy but heartless barrenness and remember that in our house in East Hartford, all unpretending as it was, you couldn't go into a room but you would find an insurance-chromo, or at least a three- color God-Bless-Our-Home over the door; and in the parlor we had nine.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Our pleas- ant holidays are made whips to scourge us, " as it might be quoted and this applies not alone to pictures but to all the wide variety of house- [189] ADVENTURES IN HOME-MAKING hold furnishings. As to this, one must from the first make up his mind to be firm. Would you wear an ill-looking hat or gown because a friend or relative gave it ? then why make your room wear anything ill-looking? "Isn't there many another Christmas to pass them along?" de- manded Whistler savagely, of a fri...end who gave the gift excuse for some bits of presented atrocity.
But as to pictures, as with everything, one should follow his own taste only after having tried hard and patiently to make it a taste worth following; and a fresh and tonic breeze of humor comes sweeping in on the subject when one finds Mark Twain's Yankee, a guest at the tower of Merlin, setting down: "It made me homesick to look around over this proud and gaudy but heartless barrenness and remember that in our house in East Hartford, all unpretending as it was, you couldn't go into a room but you would find an insurance-chromo, or at least a three- color God-Bless-Our-Home over the door; and in the parlor we had nine.
What to read after Adventures in Home Making?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Shackleton to read onlineMoreLess
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