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>From: "Leila Swanson" <vo...@mu...>
>Subject: [Sc2-devel] iridescent
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>Let us then take for our starting point the statementthat words are not 
>useful. This proves, if it needs proving, how very little natural gift 
>words havefor being useful.
>And the highbrows, of course, are the only people who can showthem.
>Butthere is something incongruous, unfitting, about the term 
>craftsmanshipwhen applied to words. Once more they were thecentre of a buzz 
>of discussion. Did Gordon really drink, or was that aninvention? Every 
>statement was verified; every fact was authenticated. Every statement was 
>verified; every fact was authenticated.
>What was yesterday a cornfield is to-day abungalow. The result throws great 
>lightupon the nature of biography.
>Think what it would mean if youcould teach, if you could learn, the art of 
>writing. Their authenticity lies in the truthof his own vision. Thus to lay 
>down any laws for such irreclaimable vagabonds is worse thanuseless. But I 
>love watching peopleplay who have a passion for games.
>Did Gordon really drink, or was that aninvention? Theydo it without the 
>writers will; often against his will.
>The biographer certainly won a measure of freedom.
>For we are incapableof living wholly in the intense world of the 
>imagination.
>He wants to tell us that one hotel is moderate, anothergood, and a third 
>the best in the place.
>There would seem to be certain proof of that already.
>Baedeker carries the sign language still further into thesublime realms of 
>art.
>At least he could hint that there were scars and furrows on the deadmans 
>face.
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