Punchinello, volume 1, No. 02, April 9, 1870
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COLFAX writes all his speeches andlectures with his feet in hot water, and his head wrapped in a moist towel. His greatest vice, next to being Vice-President, is to insist upon havinghis writing desk in front of a mirror. BUTLER accomplishes most of hisliterary labor over a dish of soup, which he absorbs through the medium oftwo of his favorite weapons, thus keeping both his hands employed, anddictating to an amanuensis every time his mouth enjoys a vacation. BEECHERhas several methods by which... he prepares his mind to write a sermon: Byriding up and down Broadway on the top of a stage; visiting the Academy ofAnatomy, or spending a few hours at the Bloomingdale Retreat. NeitherHOLMES nor WHITTIER are able to write a line of poetry until they arebrought in contact with the blood of freshly-slain animals; while, on theother hand, LONGFELLOW'S only dissipation previous to poetic effort, is adish of baked beans. FORNEY vexes his gigantic intellect with iced waterand tobacco, (of the latter, "two papers, both daily.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
COLFAX writes all his speeches andlectures with his feet in hot water, and his head wrapped in a moist towel. His greatest vice, next to being Vice-President, is to insist upon havinghis writing desk in front of a mirror. BUTLER accomplishes most of hisliterary labor over a dish of soup, which he absorbs through the medium oftwo of his favorite weapons, thus keeping both his hands employed, anddictating to an amanuensis every time his mouth enjoys a vacation. BEECHERhas several methods by which... he prepares his mind to write a sermon: Byriding up and down Broadway on the top of a stage; visiting the Academy ofAnatomy, or spending a few hours at the Bloomingdale Retreat. NeitherHOLMES nor WHITTIER are able to write a line of poetry until they arebrought in contact with the blood of freshly-slain animals; while, on theother hand, LONGFELLOW'S only dissipation previous to poetic effort, is adish of baked beans. FORNEY vexes his gigantic intellect with iced waterand tobacco, (of the latter, "two papers, both daily.
What to read after Punchinello, volume 1, No. 02, April 9, 1870?
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