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He protests too much

Posted on December 16, 2011 by gabrielswharf

“It was the biggest protest he had ever allowed himself to make against the condition of life.” Graham Greene. “Two Gentle People.” Complete Short Stories. p.427. Ah, ‘the condition of life’ is a phrase apt to sum up Graham Greene’s … Continue reading →

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