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But his wit and his politics combined with that dropping of the puritan tendency, but retention of the puritan tone which marked his class and generation, lifted him into a sphere which was utterly opposite to that from which he came.
“The Marfleet Lectures”, March 16-17 (1967), reprinted in Understanding Me (2003), p 107
Year: 1967
Compiled by William Kuhns
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