The Margin of Hesitation
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It would seem, after all, that some of the responsibilities were needlessly incurred, or that there were well earned intervals of moral repose of which he might have taken ad vantage.
A special and temporary reason for it in this country may have been a too close relation with the universities. There has often been an inter locking of college and editorial faculties to an ex tent most discouraging to an adult general reader who prefers not to continue to be taught or at least not taught as in a... university from which he was probably glad to escape. College and editorial chairs have often got so mixed up that a writer forgot which he was sitting in; hence, floods of didacticism were poured upon the pub lic that were really intended for Sociology B. And as to chairs of English literature they were notori ously wheeled chairs, all of them, and likely to turn up at any time in serious journalism, for when a man once firmly settled down in one of them, he never got out, and even after resignation would be rolled about in it all through life, rolled generally into some editorial office.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It would seem, after all, that some of the responsibilities were needlessly incurred, or that there were well earned intervals of moral repose of which he might have taken ad vantage.
A special and temporary reason for it in this country may have been a too close relation with the universities. There has often been an inter locking of college and editorial faculties to an ex tent most discouraging to an adult general reader who prefers not to continue to be taught or at least not taught as in a... university from which he was probably glad to escape. College and editorial chairs have often got so mixed up that a writer forgot which he was sitting in; hence, floods of didacticism were poured upon the pub lic that were really intended for Sociology B. And as to chairs of English literature they were notori ously wheeled chairs, all of them, and likely to turn up at any time in serious journalism, for when a man once firmly settled down in one of them, he never got out, and even after resignation would be rolled about in it all through life, rolled generally into some editorial office.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Moore Colby to read onlineMoreLess
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