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Of his greatness there can hardly be question : his absolute , unimpeachable , and never , I think , impeached integrity in the high places that he occupied would of itself justify a claim to greatness . All that I am trying to do is to ...
Of his greatness there can hardly be question : his absolute , unimpeachable , and never , I think , impeached integrity in the high places that he occupied would of itself justify a claim to greatness . All that I am trying to do is to ...
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He was never good , though always a keen , golfer , but there was scarcely any other , however excellent a putter , whom I would rather see , if he were my partner in a foursome , with putt of just the missable length for the match ...
He was never good , though always a keen , golfer , but there was scarcely any other , however excellent a putter , whom I would rather see , if he were my partner in a foursome , with putt of just the missable length for the match ...
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He never writes from deep inward conviction and seems , in fact , positively to glory in the objectivity of his art . He passes from the rich glamour of fairyland , exemplified in ' The Firebird , ' which was strongly influenced by ...
He never writes from deep inward conviction and seems , in fact , positively to glory in the objectivity of his art . He passes from the rich glamour of fairyland , exemplified in ' The Firebird , ' which was strongly influenced by ...
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