Having acquired in exge for an old house that had been theirs, his and hers, a radio or more properly radio station, Bloomsbury could now play "The Star-Spangled Banner," which he had always admired immoderately, on at of its finality, as often as he liked. It meant, to him, that everything was fiherefore he played it daily, 60 times between 6 and 10 a.m., 120 times between 12 noon and 7 p.m., and the whole night long except when, as was sometimes the case, he was talking.
Bloomsburys radio talks were of two kinds, called the first kind and the sed kind. The first sisted of singling out, for special notice, from among all the others, some particular word in the English language, aing it in a monotonous voice for as much as fifteen minutes, or a quarter-hour. The word thus singled out might be any word, the word heless for example. "heless," Bloomsbury said into the microphone, "heless, heless, heless, heless, heless, heless, heless." After this exposure……（内容加载失败！）
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