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But for years he was disregarded or looked upon as only a self - advertising mountebank , who would say anything to get attention . Now he is generally recognized as meaning what he says , and as saying it with extraordinary cleverness ...
But for years he was disregarded or looked upon as only a self - advertising mountebank , who would say anything to get attention . Now he is generally recognized as meaning what he says , and as saying it with extraordinary cleverness ...
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“ My way of joking , ” he says , “ is to tell the truth ; it is the funniest joke in the world . ” Again , he has said that he tries to say what he has to say in ...
“ My way of joking , ” he says , “ is to tell the truth ; it is the funniest joke in the world . ” Again , he has said that he tries to say what he has to say in ...
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After attending Harrow and Oxford , Galsworthy was admitted to the bar , but says , “ I practiced almost not at all , and disliked my profession thoroughly . ” Being financially independent , he spent almost two years in travel ...
After attending Harrow and Oxford , Galsworthy was admitted to the bar , but says , “ I practiced almost not at all , and disliked my profession thoroughly . ” Being financially independent , he spent almost two years in travel ...
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THE BACKGROUNDS OF ENGLISH LITERATURE | 3 |
THE HISTORY OF ENGLISH LITERATURE | 11 |
MODERN ENGLISH LITERATURE 1476 | 61 |
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