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Dear Charles. | Dear Charles. | ||
It is a shame they sent the piece in the paper. They do that sort of thing. | It is a shame they sent the piece in the paper. They do that sort of thing. | ||
I wish that [[ | I wish that [[into]] it there had come some of the things you said in your letter - about how the | ||
painter - a real one really feels. | painter - a real one really feels. | ||
People are such fools. [[ | People are such fools. [[shrewd?]] people who would be [[fairly?]] alive in judging another person | ||
let themselves be | let themselves be so [[fr?ked]] about art. | ||
It is due sometimes to a kind of [[decent? | It is due sometimes to a kind of [[decent? banuility?]] too. This reason - this artist - they think - having | ||
been told some such thing - lives in a strange rarified atmosphere. | been told some such thing - lives in a strange rarified atmosphere. | ||
This gives the little [[talkers?]] such a [[?]] chance - they all set themselves up. | This gives the little [[talkers?]] such a [[?]] chance - they all set themselves up. | ||
The man who couldn't possibly be | The man who couldn't possibly be sold a second rate horse will fall for any kind of | ||
second rate painting. | second rate painting. | ||
Because he doesn't [[a p]] himself to [[receive?]] it. | Because he doesn't [[a p]] himself to [[receive?]] it. | ||
Latest revision as of 21:54, 22 July 2022
2/23/31 Dear Charles.
It is a shame they sent the piece in the paper. They do that sort of thing.
I wish that into it there had come some of the things you said in your letter - about how the painter - a real one really feels.
People are such fools. shrewd? people who would be fairly? alive in judging another person
let themselves be so fr?ked about art.
It is due sometimes to a kind of decent? banuility? too. This reason - this artist - they think - having
been told some such thing - lives in a strange rarified atmosphere.
This gives the little talkers? such a ? chance - they all set themselves up. The man who couldn't possibly be sold a second rate horse will fall for any kind of
second rate painting.
Because he doesn't a p himself to receive? it.