Confront the, by Katja Institute

Confront the

by Katja Institute

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There was a good deal of fun about tutorials. Lewis sat there on his vast Chesterfield, smoking a pipe and cigarettes alternately, periodically beaming and bouncing with good humour in a hugely expansive way.
p 18 from Memoir of C.S. Lewis by W.H. Lewis

The country at home was beginning to look nice and autumn-y with dead leaves in the lanes and a nice nutty smell…. Here it is horrible bright summer, which I hate….

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In the end we had to come to the conclusion that there is nothing in common between different people’s ways of working, and as Kipling says, ‘every single one of them is right’.

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He said that after he had written the first bar on the page of a full score, the rest was all mechanical drudgery and that in every art there was 10% of real ‘making’ to 90% of spadework. He has a beautiful wife who keeps a pet badger – Baker saw it playing both with the dog and the kittens, and it licked his hand….

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Coming back to College I heard with interest what I suppose is my nickname. Several Univ. men whom I don’t know, passed me. One of them, noticing my blazer, must have asked another who I was, for I heard him answer ‘Heavy Lewis’….

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Rode home and found Mrs. Moore and Dorothy polishing in Mrs. Moore’s room. Had hardly left them when I heard an awful crash…. Mrs. Moore had fallen and hurt her elbow; all attempts to get her to stop polishing were treated in the usual way…. This put me into such a rage against poverty and fear and all the infernal net I seemed to be in that I went out and mowed the lawn and cursed all the gods for half an hour….

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I suddenly had a vision of myself, God knows when or where, in the future, looking back on these years since the war as the happiest or only really valuable part of my life, in spite of all their disappointments and fears. Yet the longing for an income that would free us from anxiety was stronger than all these feelings. I was in a strange state of excitement – and all on the mere hundredth chance of getting it….

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‘Having eaten everything in sight, we are now finished’.