The Theatre of Ideas, a Burlesque Allegory, And Three One-Act Plays: the Goal, Her Tongue, Grace Mary
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And by the time I had reached the other end of the green, I had perfectly adjusted myself to the earth's motion, which was indeed none other than its ancient secular revolution upon its own axis. Before I turned down the street to my home, I made a bow of profound re- spect to the Theatre of Ideas, for it had a most imposing outside.
On passing through a side street, I came to a shop which I had often noticed before, without perceiving that it was kept by an artist, and that all the articles ex...posed for sale were works of art. But now, illumined by my new Idea as to the reality and universality of art, I saw every- thing with new eyes. I went in and bought an exquisitely shaped slop-pail, which was orna- mented with a flower-like design, and was ticket- ed "Artistic, six-pence-three- f arthings. " I am not one of those who deny the meed of praise or cash to an artist, so I insisted upon paying him its full value of sevenpence. I should have liked to retain it as an ornament to my own home ; but a new masterpiece of the Pentonville- omnibus school of drama being then announced, I conquered my natural reluctance to part from this work of art, and I sent it to the management of the theatre with my compliments, and a hope 92 THE THEATRE OF IDEAS that it might form an ornamental, if not a useful, part of the mise en scene.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And by the time I had reached the other end of the green, I had perfectly adjusted myself to the earth's motion, which was indeed none other than its ancient secular revolution upon its own axis. Before I turned down the street to my home, I made a bow of profound re- spect to the Theatre of Ideas, for it had a most imposing outside.
On passing through a side street, I came to a shop which I had often noticed before, without perceiving that it was kept by an artist, and that all the articles ex...posed for sale were works of art. But now, illumined by my new Idea as to the reality and universality of art, I saw every- thing with new eyes. I went in and bought an exquisitely shaped slop-pail, which was orna- mented with a flower-like design, and was ticket- ed "Artistic, six-pence-three- f arthings. " I am not one of those who deny the meed of praise or cash to an artist, so I insisted upon paying him its full value of sevenpence. I should have liked to retain it as an ornament to my own home ; but a new masterpiece of the Pentonville- omnibus school of drama being then announced, I conquered my natural reluctance to part from this work of art, and I sent it to the management of the theatre with my compliments, and a hope 92 THE THEATRE OF IDEAS that it might form an ornamental, if not a useful, part of the mise en scene.
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