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For most of the well-to-do in the town, dinner was a shibboleth, its hour dividing mankind.

— Osbert Sitwell

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Everywhere men have unlocked the prisoners within, and from under the disguising skins the apes have leapt joyfully out.

The artist, like the idiot or clown, sits on the edge of the world, and a push may send him over it.

Educ[ated]: during the holidays from Eton.

Entry in Who's Who (1929)

Evil and ugliness are the same thing, and dullness is the mother of both.

Hell has a climate, but no situation. It lies in the spirit, and not in space.

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