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Right in the middle of its bare space stands a structure which is divided into countless pockets , which I saw were all filled with food or drink , and nearby was another structure where crowds of signs and posters vied for my attention . Practical theologians have no formula that will yield a prescription for each and every one of these situations , but they need more than a bag of tricks with which to capture the wandering attentions of the information age . In two studies [ 19 , 20 ] teachers reported that children who had been severely malnourished in early childhood had shorter attention spans and were more distracted and restless than matched controls . `` ' I 'd take a deal to do that , '' said Mrs. Berry , and harped on Master Richard 's health and the small wonder it was that he enjoyed it , considering the superior quality of his diet , and the lavish attentions of his mother , and then suddenly fell silent on a deep sigh . But shortly after the Shiqiao protest , in nearby Dingzhou City , a government effort to quell a land protest captured attention all over China . No writer in the modern world enjoyed the attention and raised controversy at the same time the way Salman Rushdie did . After chatting some time on such matters as naturally arose from the objects around them , he suddenly addressed her with - " I have hitherto been very remiss , madam , in the proper attentions of a partner here ; I have not yet asked you how long you have been in Bath ; whether you were ever here before ; whether you have been at the Upper Rooms , the theatre , and the concert ; and how you like the place altogether . He became very tired of Glendochart 's " daidling , " and of the over-delicacy of his attentions . Thank you for your attentions .