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Harris, W. S. (William Shuler), 1865-

"A twentieth century allegory"


The above ten commandments, if properly interpreted and obeyed, will
surely lead to literary success.
Then Mr. World escorted his confiding friend from hall to hall of this
second grand division, and at many intervals they could be seen spending
a quiet season on the lawns which surrounded the entire structure.
Their tastes were now more in harmony than ever, and their friendship
was fast reaching that intimacy where each one was searching for pearls
in the deep ocean of the other's love.


CHAPTER XII.
THE THEATRE.
1. Mr. World and his friend tarry at Satan's Theatres which lay in
seven grades, one below the other.
2. A description of the "Century Session" held by the demons having
in charge the Theatre interests of Satan.

The College of Theatres lay between the second and third divisions of
the Schools of Literature. The numerous structures were built on so
large a scale, and after such winning designs, that the attention of
many travelers was attracted to them and thereby to the performances
given within their walls.
Here could be found some of the graduates of the Schools of Literature
who were constantly engaged on one or another of the stages.


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