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--- Jim Twiggs wrote:
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> --Marcus Clyde Woodward, entry for Edsel Ford,
> ARKANSAS BIOGRAPHY: A COLLECTION OF NOTABLE LIVES,
> ed. Nancy A. Williams with the assistance of Jeannie
> Whayne (Fayetteville: University of Arkansas Press,
> 2000).
>
> I suspect thot not only Matt Roth but Nabokov himself
> would get a kick out of these paragraphs. Perhaps
> Jerry Friedman will be inspired to look up the entire
> entry, which is well worth reading, and include parts
> of it in his Wikipedia article.
...
Thanks for the lead. /Arkansas Biography/ is searchable
at Google Books! Of course the beauty of Wikipedia is that
it's not "my" article, so anyone here or elsewhere can be
just as inspired to improve that article as I am.
However, I can tell Jansy that I was not the one inspired
to post a Zen story about the "real" and "unreal". I
didn't know that story till I saw it here.
Jerry Friedman
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> --Marcus Clyde Woodward, entry for Edsel Ford,
> ARKANSAS BIOGRAPHY: A COLLECTION OF NOTABLE LIVES,
> ed. Nancy A. Williams with the assistance of Jeannie
> Whayne (Fayetteville: University of Arkansas Press,
> 2000).
>
> I suspect thot not only Matt Roth but Nabokov himself
> would get a kick out of these paragraphs. Perhaps
> Jerry Friedman will be inspired to look up the entire
> entry, which is well worth reading, and include parts
> of it in his Wikipedia article.
...
Thanks for the lead. /Arkansas Biography/ is searchable
at Google Books! Of course the beauty of Wikipedia is that
it's not "my" article, so anyone here or elsewhere can be
just as inspired to improve that article as I am.
However, I can tell Jansy that I was not the one inspired
to post a Zen story about the "real" and "unreal". I
didn't know that story till I saw it here.
Jerry Friedman
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