Olives the Reminiscences of a President
Olives the Reminiscences of a President
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May 11, 1895.
My Lord Duke, — It is generally understood by men of li^ht and leading that all artists are de- scendants of the gods. If I were called upon to assign a reason for this, I should hazard the suggestion that it is because while other men "arrange" or "adapt, " the artist alone "creates, " and so partakes of the immortal fire. But it is not necessary for me to explain : it is sufficient to remind you of the fact, and to recall to your mind a little incident that occurred when we were... in our old home, on the knees of the gods ; when instead of toiling in London studios we wandered by the streams of Helicon ; when instead of dining at the Hotel Metropole we sat at Jove's table ; when instead of having our glasses filled by the grave functionary who officiates to-night, we were served by a little maid we called Hebe, the daughter of the House. You will remember, my Lord, that a little scandal arose about poor Hebe, and she was dismissed from her office. But it was not Hebe's fault ; the scandal arose through a freak of jealousy on the part of Venus — the fact is, Venus had been complaining to Jupiter that the 124 LANCASHIRE WITCHES Royal Academy did not invite ladies to their banquet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
May 11, 1895.
My Lord Duke, — It is generally understood by men of li^ht and leading that all artists are de- scendants of the gods. If I were called upon to assign a reason for this, I should hazard the suggestion that it is because while other men "arrange" or "adapt, " the artist alone "creates, " and so partakes of the immortal fire. But it is not necessary for me to explain : it is sufficient to remind you of the fact, and to recall to your mind a little incident that occurred when we were... in our old home, on the knees of the gods ; when instead of toiling in London studios we wandered by the streams of Helicon ; when instead of dining at the Hotel Metropole we sat at Jove's table ; when instead of having our glasses filled by the grave functionary who officiates to-night, we were served by a little maid we called Hebe, the daughter of the House. You will remember, my Lord, that a little scandal arose about poor Hebe, and she was dismissed from her office. But it was not Hebe's fault ; the scandal arose through a freak of jealousy on the part of Venus — the fact is, Venus had been complaining to Jupiter that the 124 LANCASHIRE WITCHES Royal Academy did not invite ladies to their banquet.
What to read after Olives the Reminiscences of a President?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wyke Bayliss to read onlineMoreLess
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