Most writers employ, now and again, phrases that do not sharplypresent the idea--that blur the picture like a poor opera-glass. nce andexhausted his rage, at last, as one after another of the half-organizedand altogether futile undertakings showed no results. The second interest requiring attention was that other old one--themachine. It is suggestive --irresistibly suggestive--insistently suggestive.
I felt obliged to stop this thing on the spot; I said we couldn't have the University turned into an astronomical junk shop. that he waspermanently out of the field, and would never again address any audiencethat had to pay to hear him. It was his first honor of this kind, and hewas proud of it. I was young and foolish then; nowI am old and foolisher.
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