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[Bug-gnuts] outstrip myth


From: Clotilda Obrien
Subject: [Bug-gnuts] outstrip myth
Date: Mon, 18 Sep 2006 07:33:16 -0500

Though I cant say I feel anythe better for it.
He also once gave me the following document,imploring me to keep it in some safe place:ROME, Nov.
And yourtrousers hanging to the top of the wardrobe. Can a manwho lacks sympathy with erring humanity give us a convincing pictureof it?
Needless toadd, he was simply dumbfounded when I told him the story. But truth is like that whisky of yours: not to betaken neat without disastrous consequences. He was writing on this very theme when the warcaught him unawares. Oh, and I asked OBeirne about thosebeetroots.
You cant imagine how it hurts me, when you talk like that.
Italy was the land of hisadoption, of his heart, of his religion. Lifewould indeed be a bore, if constructed on the lines of the ordinarynovel. He repudiated with passion his German blood.
I grew sleepy and grumpy, yearning to go tobed, and did my best to make Maurice change his mind. Hewould not touch the book; perhaps it is on the Index, where I think itought to be.
Catch me keeping up such acorrespondence with a person whom I despise!
I have also a letter from thegentleman whom Lawrence calls Mr.
Id like to tidy the room a bit, if you dontmind, before the man comes in.
The other thought a while and then said:I cannot explain it at all.
An American citizen, he neverfelt at home in the hustling Republic. Now let us try to be fair to my young friend; it is soeasy to be unfair!
At the last, as he told an American friend,he could not face an Italian prison. Rome, shall go to Norman Douglaswithout any reservation.
Often I recommended Nietzsche as a counter-irritant.
He maderesearches at the Goethe-Archiv in Weimar on several occasions. No publisher would touch it with tongs as it stands. The other thought a while and then said:I cannot explain it at all.

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