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Rebecca West

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Noun1.Rebecca West - British writer (born in Ireland) (1892-1983)


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Taking his cue from Rebecca West (others might find their inspiration in Paul, Augustine, or Luther), he discovers that, while part of us is reasonable, practical, happiness and pleasure-seeking, our other half prefers darkness, pain, despair, and devastation.
Rebecca West had a more prosaic view: "Journalism is the ability of filling space.
Pritchett, Huxley, Rebecca West, Orwell, Stephen Spender, A.
 
 
 
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