Summary
This quote suggests that uninvited guests often have the advantage of appearing pleasant simply because they have not overstayed their welcome. Unlike invited guests who may become tiresome or burdensome after a certain period of time, uninvited individuals can maintain a sense of novelty and freshness. They are not subject to the same expectations and commitments as those who were asked to be present, allowing them to maintain a certain charm and likeability. However, this quote also implies that this agreeability may not necessarily last if the uninvited guest were to become a permanent fixture.
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Guests
By Kin Hubbard
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