[Merton of the Movies by Harry Leon Wilson]@TWC D-Link bookMerton of the Movies CHAPTER X 3/39
And it would be harder to-day.
Even the collar would make it harder to resist the confidence that he was not at this time overwhelmed with offers for his art. He had for what seemed like an interminable stretch of time been solitary and an outlaw.
It was something to have been spoken to by a human being who expressed ever so fleeting an interest in his affairs, even by someone as inconsequent, as negligible in the world of screen artistry as this lightsome minx who, because of certain mental infirmities, could never hope for the least enviable eminence in a profession demanding seriousness of purpose.
Still it would be foolish to go again to the set where she was.
She might think he was encouraging her. So he passed the High Gear, where a four-horse stage, watched by two cameras, was now releasing its passengers who all appeared to be direct from New York, and walked on to an outdoor set that promised entertainment.
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