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Word-Whores sad books make me happy Certo che lei non capisce, a lei non è mai successo […] Non è che un uomo finisca fuori combattimento, ossia, dico, un uomo si batte contro le cose grosse. Ma quel che l’uccide è l’erosione, a furia di colpetti finisce al tappeto. A poco a poco s’impaurisce. E io ho paura. John Steinbeck, L’inverno del nostro scontento, Bompiani (The Winter of Our Discontent, 1961.
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