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For my daughters, the fields. For my sons, my daughters
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"Example of an account... interchangeable in my mind... traversing Europe... black people." You need to tell your doctor you're worried about what oral finasteride is doing to your brain. You're totally nutty.
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He deleted three different versions to arrive at this. Only the final one mentions black people.
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The only previous attempt to rescue Austen from capeshit was in the excellent 1940 essay Regulated Hatred, by D.W. Harding.
Replying to @Marquis0002
This non sequitur is an attempt to undermine my mission to salvage Jane Austen, greatest English novelist, from BBC capeshit farms. No! Leave Jane to be cut into a million Mr. Darcy fanfics says The Marquis. It happened to her so she must deserve it. A Dark Nietzschean world.
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I love books that are narrow and superficial.
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It only takes reading half of Swann's Way to see that Proust's talent was a very narrow kind and that his success was in staying immaculately within its bounds.
"A la recherche du temps perdu is a miracle." "Proust I put right with Shakespeare, right with him. Proust is the greatest writer of modern times because [he is] a superb craftsman who had all the talents. He had them all. They all came his way." Shelby Foote
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Everyone wants the criteria for a novel to be blown out avengers-style gathering of all the magic stones to create the final novel-destroying novel. Ulysses is the only book you NEED to READ. Ulysses ENDED the novel! What a relief!
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Contra naturam.
Anne Leylek, yeteri kadar gelişememiş yavrusunu hayatta kalma şansı yüksek olan diğer sağlıklı yavruları korumak için yuvadan attı
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I spent this morning imaging iodine uptake.
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A while ago I began writing a parody of Sade's Dialogue Between a Priest and a Dying Man where Bronze Age Pervert's dying friend confesses that throughout all their years of debaucherous marauding he was secretly a devout Catholic, his faith too passionate to be made into a show.
Sade missed a trick by not mocking libertinism more.
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Sade missed a trick by not mocking libertinism more.
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Compare that to the work of a true ἀρχιτέkτων
Apollo and Daphne in paintings
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It's so ugly when people use their "imagination".
A page from the Codex Seraphinianus, an illustrated encyclopedia of an imaginary world created by Italian artist, architect, and industrial designer Luigi Serafini, 1976 - 1978.
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Satanic Aristotelianism will thankfully put an end to this.
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Max Beerbohm wrote a parody of Henry James where two children contemplate the dust that hangs in the air between them and their Christmas stockings.
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James read it and thought it was genius.
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Marlowe seems to have been the only voice amidst the Renaissance to insist upon waste.
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I could tell this wasn't an OP photo even before I realised this wasn't his account.
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