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`` And to think that we can have something like it almost any night we choose , and all of that without going out of this room ! '' `` That 's the beauty of it , '' Bob assented . `` To hear a concert that included such fine talent as that we 'd have to go to New York . That would mean all the time and trouble of dressing up , the long ride on the railroad train , the getting back home at two or three o'clock in the morning , to say nothing of the ten dollars apiece or thereabouts that we 'd have to pay for train fare and tickets for the concert . For us four that would mean about forty dollars . Now we have n't paid forty cents , not even one cent , we have n't had to dress , we 've sat around here lazy and comfy , we can go to bed whenever we like , and we 've had the concert just the same . And what we did to-night we can do any night .