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... letters , Wells saw equivocation where there was in fact no more than the customary ambiguity . Wells claimed that James's letter to him after reading Marriage was typically disingenuous . Here is part of the letter , dated October 18th ...
... letters , Wells saw equivocation where there was in fact no more than the customary ambiguity . Wells claimed that James's letter to him after reading Marriage was typically disingenuous . Here is part of the letter , dated October 18th ...
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... letters show that until about the year 1910 James's mind was open . But before I come to the significance of the year 1910 here are two letters of great interest . They are Wells's letter of sympathy to James after the death of his ...
... letters show that until about the year 1910 James's mind was open . But before I come to the significance of the year 1910 here are two letters of great interest . They are Wells's letter of sympathy to James after the death of his ...
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... letter did not placate James . On July 10th he dictated his last letter to Wells . The restraint and courtesy are still there , but now he makes his anger plain . It is one of the finest letters he wrote and deserves to be quoted here ...
... letter did not placate James . On July 10th he dictated his last letter to Wells . The restraint and courtesy are still there , but now he makes his anger plain . It is one of the finest letters he wrote and deserves to be quoted here ...
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