Letters of Richard Watson Gilder
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The effect is magic. I have always found it so, perhaps it is the contrast. They are not looking for it. A bright Westerner named Foley is writing comic and serious verse, some very good indeed, in the "Times, " and my neighbor Mark Twain stamps up and down his room like an ocelot and declares that he, Twain, knows POEMS AND ADDRESSES 359 nothing about literature but that Foley writes up to Shakespeare ! Let 's start a daily to be published once a week, and to have fresh poetry mixed with the d...is- patches, communications and news screamers. Your poetry about the Spanish War comes nearer justifying that shaky adventure of ours than almost anything else. W. Told me that it would have been possible to get the Spanish out of Cuba without firing a gun, had not Congress insisted otherwise. The Spanish had to go, but curse them who needlessly make war! — Meantime, hurrah for the brainy, plucky lit- tle Japs. I have your book by my side; it makes me realize the world's ingratitude for its best gifts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The effect is magic. I have always found it so, perhaps it is the contrast. They are not looking for it. A bright Westerner named Foley is writing comic and serious verse, some very good indeed, in the "Times, " and my neighbor Mark Twain stamps up and down his room like an ocelot and declares that he, Twain, knows POEMS AND ADDRESSES 359 nothing about literature but that Foley writes up to Shakespeare ! Let 's start a daily to be published once a week, and to have fresh poetry mixed with the d...is- patches, communications and news screamers. Your poetry about the Spanish War comes nearer justifying that shaky adventure of ours than almost anything else. W. Told me that it would have been possible to get the Spanish out of Cuba without firing a gun, had not Congress insisted otherwise. The Spanish had to go, but curse them who needlessly make war! — Meantime, hurrah for the brainy, plucky lit- tle Japs. I have your book by my side; it makes me realize the world's ingratitude for its best gifts.
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