When I re-read my past work I can see a development to such an effect, indeed, that some of them no longer seem to be any part of me. (Elizabeth Jennings)

When I re-read my past work I can see a development to such an effect, indeed, that some of them no longer seem to be any part of me.

Elizabeth Jennings

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