Conversations in a Studio 2
Conversations in a Studio 2
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I had heard so much about it before I read it.
M. To return a moment more to proverbs. My wife dreamed a little while ago an excellent one, and it was this : " Man wakes to trouble as the needle to the thread." Is not that a perfect dream-proverb? It almost seems to mean some- thing.
B. It is as good as what D. said as he was just 476 CONVERSATIONS IN A STUDIO.
waking up. He yras making a call late one even- ing. There were several friends in the room, and a general conversation was going on, w...hen he fell asleep for a few minutes. Suddenly he awoke, and feeling conscious that he had been asleep, felt it necessary to say something to conceal the fact, or to cover it over if it had been observed. So he remarked apropos of nothing, as if he had been following every word of the conversation, — " Ah !
yes ; but, you know, it is n't always the least good- looking that have the most money." M, Admirable, but rather puzzling, is n't it ?
B. Very — and you may imagine the utter sur- prise with which it was received — having nothing to do with anything that had been said.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I had heard so much about it before I read it.
M. To return a moment more to proverbs. My wife dreamed a little while ago an excellent one, and it was this : " Man wakes to trouble as the needle to the thread." Is not that a perfect dream-proverb? It almost seems to mean some- thing.
B. It is as good as what D. said as he was just 476 CONVERSATIONS IN A STUDIO.
waking up. He yras making a call late one even- ing. There were several friends in the room, and a general conversation was going on, w...hen he fell asleep for a few minutes. Suddenly he awoke, and feeling conscious that he had been asleep, felt it necessary to say something to conceal the fact, or to cover it over if it had been observed. So he remarked apropos of nothing, as if he had been following every word of the conversation, — " Ah !
yes ; but, you know, it is n't always the least good- looking that have the most money." M, Admirable, but rather puzzling, is n't it ?
B. Very — and you may imagine the utter sur- prise with which it was received — having nothing to do with anything that had been said.
What to read after Conversations in a Studio 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Story William Wetmore to read onlineMoreLess
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