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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 ...
Page 178
... facts , but is suffused by the personality of the observer . The press , in fact , kills the individuality of those who write for it . Nor is reviewing less harmful ; the writer has not the time to read any books but those that directly ...
... facts , but is suffused by the personality of the observer . The press , in fact , kills the individuality of those who write for it . Nor is reviewing less harmful ; the writer has not the time to read any books but those that directly ...
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... fact he was incredibly idle and left the work of his parish to his curate and his churchwardens . But I was impres- sionable and soon became very religious . I accepted what I was taught , both in my uncle's vicarage and afterwards at ...
... fact he was incredibly idle and left the work of his parish to his curate and his churchwardens . But I was impres- sionable and soon became very religious . I accepted what I was taught , both in my uncle's vicarage and afterwards at ...
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