Re: Hapworth Revisited

From: James Rovira <jrovira@drew.edu>
Date: Thu Jun 12 2003 - 14:05:33 EDT

Any idea where that particular Blake quote is from? I can probably look
up the context if you can tell me where it is.

Jim

Michael J ANELLO wrote:
> personally, i find it hilarious, the amount of book requested by seymour in hapworth. very, very humorous boy. telling of when mr. happy (and the name choices by salinger?! hilarious!) scolded buddy about his crappily made bed and buddy rolls his eyes back to whites, causing there to be amusing bad blood between the two. how mad seymour gets about mr. happy having small children push the fake cart out of the mud when stout horses were needed! can you imagine muddy bleeding ugly seymour's snotty way of telling frantic motorcycling mr. happy that he is a dancer like his parents and would probably sue should anything happen to his poor leg. what a little snot! and, the millionth bridesgroom splashing the millionth bride. need i say more?
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> i'm dumb, what does blake mean when he said "damn braces, bless relaxes!" i love the consonance...but have no idea the meaning besides...hate belts, love elastic. ?
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> chilling, to hear seymour talk of his appearance not lasting longer than the life of a telephone pole. the crux of the constant turmoil in seymour's ridiculous breast, is that he has no confidence in "go-betweens," such as his own human brain...but he is nonetheless exceedingly fond of them all (all go-betweens). he says that every human coward such as himself is unspeakably brave because of all the flimsy, personal agencies that are accepted at face value...that it is a vicious cycle. He goes on to say that somebody ought to do everyone a favor and break this vicious cycle. Seymour is in a rush to do this, break this cycle, you see...because his time left in this appearance is scrawny. so, did his breakage of the cycle cause his early departure? i'm getting a cramp in my wang.
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