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... Fact and fiction are so intermingled in my work that now , looking back on it , I can hardly distinguish one from the other . It would not interest me to record the facts , even if I could remember them , of which I have already made a ...
... Fact and fiction are so intermingled in my work that now , looking back on it , I can hardly distinguish one from the other . It would not interest me to record the facts , even if I could remember them , of which I have already made a ...
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... facts ? ' Taking it all in all I am bound to con- clude that the professor at her college would not have given me very ... fact lenient . They interested me peculiarly because I inferred that this was the way in which he dealt with the ...
... facts ? ' Taking it all in all I am bound to con- clude that the professor at her college would not have given me very ... fact lenient . They interested me peculiarly because I inferred that this was the way in which he dealt with the ...
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... fact is that they are suspicious of form . They find in it a sort of airlessness ; its constraint irks them ; they ... Facts indeed are often very tire- some . They will give a suggestion that excites the imagination , but then are apt ...
... fact is that they are suspicious of form . They find in it a sort of airlessness ; its constraint irks them ; they ... Facts indeed are often very tire- some . They will give a suggestion that excites the imagination , but then are apt ...
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