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Here are but two passages, perhaps ill-chosen ones, from a book abounding in quotable matter. In J urgen the wealth of wit and well-tamed phrasing make it a difficult task to select an apt paragraph. Space is limited, and one must take the pains and the accompany ing pleasure to read an author of the Cabell stamp, however in concluding we glean you a bit from this remarkable book. Here is J urgen confronted by the brown man with the queer feet, the sym bol Of All, who states indifferently that he may choose to annihilate him.
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