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… claim to understand or even fully appreciate such a richly complex man and artist? That was my problem then, and it is … office where scholarly off-prints from PMLA or Studies in Bibliography were usually displayed. A rather … manner or told in precisely the same way or from the same points of view. Each is a new artistic adventure, making new …

… in my sleep, behind my face. If you ask which of them is false and which is true Enter the house with me and call, … Memory is no stranger in the house of sleep. It comes as a visitor for a reunion. If a private occasion, … day, season, year conform to no calendar. No compass or map points my route or direction. Sensation is all, the shape …

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