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It was probably second nature, for everything centers there. A man and a woman do not work for themselves, but for their home. So I believed most people would be interested in the idea, that if it appealed to me it would appeal to others." "Were you influenced by any writer, poet or otherwise?" "Not consciously. But when I was a little shaver my mother used to read Shakespeare and Tennyson to me. One thing that always deeply affected me is the scene in 'King John' beginning with the line, 'Heat me these irons hot.' The thought of the little Prince's eyes being burned out made me cry." "So your interest in poetry began at home ?" "My interest in everything began there." "When you get back to your home in Detroit what will you think of Hollywood ?" "I'll think of it with a thousand happy memories." There you have him — "Sentimental Eddie I" The "Farmer" Takes A House Continued from page 57 autographed portraits of stage and screen celebrities that line the walls. 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