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... dialogue, to date, but there are in fact mercifully few set jokes. The humour is of the unobtrusive sort that rarely, so to speak, sticks its neck out. And the sentiment is too simple ever to grow musty. It turns on the modesty of Osborne, the imperturbable ...

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... world, the goal at which the novel may eventually arrive? There is no other similarity between these two books of which I speak; but from Strangers in Florida, by Bernard Glemser (Cresset Press, 10r. (id.) I take the quotation, He looked up and saw a ...