Old Fogy, His Musical Opinions And Grotesques
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no xm WAGNER OPERA IN NEW YORK WITH genuine joy I sit once more in my old arm-chair and watch the brawling Wis- sahickon Creek, its banks draped with snow, while overhead the sky seems so friendly and blue. I am at Dussek Villa, I am at home; and I reproach myself for having been such a fool as ever to wander from it. Being a fussy but con- scientious old bachelor, I scold myself when I am in the wrong, thus making up for the clatter- ing tongue of an active wife. As I once related to you, I re...cently went to New York, and there encountered sundry adventures, not all of them of a diverting nature. One you know, and it reeks in my memory with stale cigars, witless talk, and all the other monotonous symbols of Bohemia. Ah, that blessed Bohemia, whose coast no man ever explored except gentle Will Shakespeare! It is no-man's-land; never was and never will be. Its misty, alluring signals have shipwrecked many an artistic mariner, and — but pshaw! I'm too old to moraUze this way. Only young people moralize.
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no xm WAGNER OPERA IN NEW YORK WITH genuine joy I sit once more in my old arm-chair and watch the brawling Wis- sahickon Creek, its banks draped with snow, while overhead the sky seems so friendly and blue. I am at Dussek Villa, I am at home; and I reproach myself for having been such a fool as ever to wander from it. Being a fussy but con- scientious old bachelor, I scold myself when I am in the wrong, thus making up for the clatter- ing tongue of an active wife. As I once related to you, I re...cently went to New York, and there encountered sundry adventures, not all of them of a diverting nature. One you know, and it reeks in my memory with stale cigars, witless talk, and all the other monotonous symbols of Bohemia. Ah, that blessed Bohemia, whose coast no man ever explored except gentle Will Shakespeare! It is no-man's-land; never was and never will be. Its misty, alluring signals have shipwrecked many an artistic mariner, and — but pshaw! I'm too old to moraUze this way. Only young people moralize.
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