Pen
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the little tree they planted has grown up above the actors' heads.
But I cannot quite leave the occurrences of those ten years to be gathered by the reader from YOUNG TOM. 217 the conversation of young and old Tom, as they sit in the veranda smoking that June evening. In every-day life people do not introduce the events of the last few years casually into their ordinary talk ; indeed, they are apt to converse more about the events of the last few hours, or minutes even, living, as we all do, so... much in the all-powerful Present.
Neither is Nature to be trusted as a property- man or stage-manager, to work all the outward signs of a lapse of time on the persons or scene ; she will powder the hair of one, or provide a well- constructed bald head, or paint wrinkles with the heaviest of hare's feet, and let another appear in the second act as smooth-faced and dark-haired as in the first ; and as for that little tree, why, it is a little tree still, through some mistake in the soil or the planting, or some mystery of root or sap un- dreamed of in the philosophy of play-writers or scene-painters.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
the little tree they planted has grown up above the actors' heads.
But I cannot quite leave the occurrences of those ten years to be gathered by the reader from YOUNG TOM. 217 the conversation of young and old Tom, as they sit in the veranda smoking that June evening. In every-day life people do not introduce the events of the last few years casually into their ordinary talk ; indeed, they are apt to converse more about the events of the last few hours, or minutes even, living, as we all do, so... much in the all-powerful Present.
Neither is Nature to be trusted as a property- man or stage-manager, to work all the outward signs of a lapse of time on the persons or scene ; she will powder the hair of one, or provide a well- constructed bald head, or paint wrinkles with the heaviest of hare's feet, and let another appear in the second act as smooth-faced and dark-haired as in the first ; and as for that little tree, why, it is a little tree still, through some mistake in the soil or the planting, or some mystery of root or sap un- dreamed of in the philosophy of play-writers or scene-painters.
What to read after Pen?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Whitaker Evelyn to read onlineMoreLess
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