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The Letters of William James, Vol. 1

Note 16 — I INTRODUCTION

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Some passages in William James's early letters to his family might seem labored. They should be read with this in mind. An especially high-sounding phrase or a flight into a grand style was understood as a signal meaning "fun," and such passages are never to be taken as serious.

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