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Note 30 — Chapter VIII · MISCELLANEOUS

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After reading Mr. Menpes’s Whistler as I knew Him, one discovers that ex­traor­di­nary phenomenon, a man who would rather destroy a friendship by what he considered a brilliant phrase than sacrifice the brilliant phrase and preserve the friendship. It is not wonderful that all Whistler’s friends did not prove so complaisant and generous as Mr. Menpes.

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