On the Stairs
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A man travels best in his youth, when he is foot-free, care-free, fancy-free. Go travel- ing too late, or once too often, and there is a difference. The final checking-off of some- thing one has "always meant to see" may result in the most ashen disappointment of all: even intuition, without the pains of actual experience, should suffice to warn.
Besides, as Raymond said, — "We've both had a good deal of it. Let's stay at home." [ 143 ] ON THE STAIRS "His wife cast about her. There is a mood in... which a deprivation of high comedy may drive one to low-down farce. To-day people are even going farther. A worthy stage is dead, they say; and they patronize, somewhat will- fully and contemptuously (or with a loose, slack tolerance that is worse), the moving pictures. Perhaps it was in some such mood that Raymond's wife took up with Mrs.
Johnny McComas. They were but three streets apart. Mrs. McComas was lively, energetic, determined to drive on; and her ability to assimilate rapidly and light-hand- edly her growing opulence made it seem by no means a mere vulgar external adornment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A man travels best in his youth, when he is foot-free, care-free, fancy-free. Go travel- ing too late, or once too often, and there is a difference. The final checking-off of some- thing one has "always meant to see" may result in the most ashen disappointment of all: even intuition, without the pains of actual experience, should suffice to warn.
Besides, as Raymond said, — "We've both had a good deal of it. Let's stay at home." [ 143 ] ON THE STAIRS "His wife cast about her. There is a mood in... which a deprivation of high comedy may drive one to low-down farce. To-day people are even going farther. A worthy stage is dead, they say; and they patronize, somewhat will- fully and contemptuously (or with a loose, slack tolerance that is worse), the moving pictures. Perhaps it was in some such mood that Raymond's wife took up with Mrs.
Johnny McComas. They were but three streets apart. Mrs. McComas was lively, energetic, determined to drive on; and her ability to assimilate rapidly and light-hand- edly her growing opulence made it seem by no means a mere vulgar external adornment.
What to read after On the Stairs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fuller Henry Blake to read onlineMoreLess
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