Eight Years in Germany
Eight Years in Germany
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Or he would bring out a mandoline and accompany himself in old German songs which he loved. He never would beUeve that you were less talented than himself in that direction. He was convinced that everyone must be able to play and sing, and I have a painful recollection of being cajoled into a rendering of " Home, Sweet Home, '' which, as I had no pretensions to a voice, was ex- tremely painful. Only the professor seemed thor- oughly deKghted. I do not know whether he saw the funny side of the p...erformance or not — ^but, in- deed, the sense of the ludicrous was not his strong point. He enjoyed a joke, but he never would have understood a laugh at his own expense or anyone else's. Life, to him, was a good thing, out of which one could get much merriment, but to find a cause of fun in other people's pecuharities would have A PORTRAIT GALLERY 127 seemed to him cruel and pointless. It must be added that no one ever laughed at him or, indeed, wanted to laugh, and the bold spirit who had tried to poke fun at him would have enjoyed a general unpopularity.
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Or he would bring out a mandoline and accompany himself in old German songs which he loved. He never would beUeve that you were less talented than himself in that direction. He was convinced that everyone must be able to play and sing, and I have a painful recollection of being cajoled into a rendering of " Home, Sweet Home, '' which, as I had no pretensions to a voice, was ex- tremely painful. Only the professor seemed thor- oughly deKghted. I do not know whether he saw the funny side of the p...erformance or not — ^but, in- deed, the sense of the ludicrous was not his strong point. He enjoyed a joke, but he never would have understood a laugh at his own expense or anyone else's. Life, to him, was a good thing, out of which one could get much merriment, but to find a cause of fun in other people's pecuharities would have A PORTRAIT GALLERY 127 seemed to him cruel and pointless. It must be added that no one ever laughed at him or, indeed, wanted to laugh, and the bold spirit who had tried to poke fun at him would have enjoyed a general unpopularity.
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