Albert Kinross,
The Symphony
(1915)
“ She died, and I went in with the Bunners. We've two dozen eating-houses run on the original lines. We pick a good man with a capable and willing family. They divide the profits and give us twenty per cent. It's been a wonderful success.” “And, the symphony—the symphony you were going to compose?” For that prospective masterpiece still haunted me. “I hadn't come into my money then,” he answered, laughing over it. “Perhaps—later on—when I've sold out.” This work is in the public domain in the United States because it was published before January 1, 1929. ”
