Read-Aloud Plays by Horace Holley
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equipment and turn him loose on the Sahara desert as to shut a painter up
in a town like this and expect him to create. Artists need atmosphere just as business men need banks. It's the meeting of like forces that makes anything really go. UNCLE RICHARD But we are not wholly barbarous here, Richard. _This_, for example, and no first-class New England city lacks culture. RICHARD I suppose there's no use explaining, but what first-class New England cities regard as _culture_ your real artist avoids as he would avoid poison. UNCLE RICHARD Well, well. But circumstances--really, Richard, don't you think it your _duty_ to stay? RICHARD Why? UNCLE RICHARD Must I explain? We are met, after a long separation, in circumstances personally sorrowful to me, and I trust, to some extent, to you as well. We.... |
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