'The value of his conversation lay less in the force of what was being said, for all its swift flexibility, diversity, colour, good sense, and constancy to a single vision of truth, than in the interest and charm of his presence, that this talk made articulate.'
From 1958, Brewster Ghiselin on D. H. Lawrence.
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