Letters
Letters
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I'm so busy and so worn out that I let my cor- respondence shde. You must pardon me. The "Joseph Conrad" (4000 words) is finished, Deo gratias! What a job — yet written from my heart. I love the man, I love the great artist, but to write something that wouldn't be in the banal key of "journalistic" praise (the fool's face of praise!) like the last pair of "stories" I read, was sheer labor. I'm not pleased with the result. Puck has trebled its circulation. Money is being spent, and lib- erally. ...The country is lovely. What joy to walk un- der green, to breathe real air and see the sky-Hne. I've a new Steinway grand and feel at home. Of course we must take that trip — Mrs. "Barkis is willin" and so is Barkis. On the water wagon — first time in my long and thirsty career. Don't even miss my beer — but dream of its color and density betimes. Gregg must be with us on the trip. I miss him more than he misses us ! We did have such long discussions and so many, many long drinks at short intervals.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I'm so busy and so worn out that I let my cor- respondence shde. You must pardon me. The "Joseph Conrad" (4000 words) is finished, Deo gratias! What a job — yet written from my heart. I love the man, I love the great artist, but to write something that wouldn't be in the banal key of "journalistic" praise (the fool's face of praise!) like the last pair of "stories" I read, was sheer labor. I'm not pleased with the result. Puck has trebled its circulation. Money is being spent, and lib- erally. ...The country is lovely. What joy to walk un- der green, to breathe real air and see the sky-Hne. I've a new Steinway grand and feel at home. Of course we must take that trip — Mrs. "Barkis is willin" and so is Barkis. On the water wagon — first time in my long and thirsty career. Don't even miss my beer — but dream of its color and density betimes. Gregg must be with us on the trip. I miss him more than he misses us ! We did have such long discussions and so many, many long drinks at short intervals.
What to read after Letters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Huneker James to read onlineMoreLess
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