The Enchanted Typewriter
The Enchanted Typewriter
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"But you are, ofcourse, familiar with the phrase 'Stone walls do not a prison make?'" "I've heard it, " said Boswell.
"Well, there's another equally valid phrase which I have not yet heardexpressed by another, and it is this: 'Stone walls do not a home make. '" "It isn't very musical, is it?" said he.
"Not very, " I answered, "but we don't all live magazine lives, do we? Wehave occasionally a sentiment, a feeling, out of which we do not try 'tomake copy. ' It is undoubtedly a truth which I have... not yet seen voicedby any modern poet of my acquaintance, not even by the dead-baby poets, that home is not always preferable to some other things. At any rate, it is my feeling, and is shortly to represent my condition. My home, you know. It has its walls and its pictures, and its thousand and onecomforts, and its associations, but when my wife and my children areaway, and the four walls do not re-echo the voices of the children, andmy library lacks the presence of madame, it ceases truly to be home, andif I've got to stay here during the month of August alone I must havediversion, else I shall find myself as badly off as the butterfly man, to whom a vaudeville exhibition is the greatest joy in life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"But you are, ofcourse, familiar with the phrase 'Stone walls do not a prison make?'" "I've heard it, " said Boswell.
"Well, there's another equally valid phrase which I have not yet heardexpressed by another, and it is this: 'Stone walls do not a home make. '" "It isn't very musical, is it?" said he.
"Not very, " I answered, "but we don't all live magazine lives, do we? Wehave occasionally a sentiment, a feeling, out of which we do not try 'tomake copy. ' It is undoubtedly a truth which I have... not yet seen voicedby any modern poet of my acquaintance, not even by the dead-baby poets, that home is not always preferable to some other things. At any rate, it is my feeling, and is shortly to represent my condition. My home, you know. It has its walls and its pictures, and its thousand and onecomforts, and its associations, but when my wife and my children areaway, and the four walls do not re-echo the voices of the children, andmy library lacks the presence of madame, it ceases truly to be home, andif I've got to stay here during the month of August alone I must havediversion, else I shall find myself as badly off as the butterfly man, to whom a vaudeville exhibition is the greatest joy in life.
What to read after The Enchanted Typewriter?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bangs John Kendrick to read onlineMoreLess
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