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The second person singular, and other essays

Note 3 — COVENTRY PATMORE

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He thought the value of the religions to be their ‘unconscious poetry’. ‘It is part of the man’s unconscious poetry,’ says Harold Skimpole—he is alluding to the family butcher (unpaid)—‘that he always calls it “his little bill”.’

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