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...story-teller, appears, of course, a damnable restriction, and M. Zola would probably decline to take au stricux any work produced under such unnatural conditions....good thing for virgins and boys, and a bad thing for the novel itself, when the novel is regarded as something more than a simple jeu, d'esprit, and considered,...

...story-teller, appears, of course, a damnable restriction, and M. Zola would probably decline to take au serievx any work produced under such unnatural conditions....life? These objections are perfectly valid, and it maybe said that our English system is a good thing for virgins and boys. and a bad thing for the novel...

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