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                <text>Please see our rights policy page </text>
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              <text>Letter from S.R. Crockett to Drainie man</text>
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              <text>literary emotion, de Retz paper, The Black Douglas sales, American and British success, imagination impact, artistic truth versus art, popular response</text>
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              <text>Delighted with him not liking whimper analysis and will find it affected imagination more than anything for long time and it was true; has spent many hours and minutes over de Retz paper and rewarded by indignation for all headaches; is delightsome and couldn't have pleased better; is not art sez you - damn art sez I; is fact and Mr Drainie man has felt it in his tum-tum where all true emotion resides; also others for both in America and here The Black Douglas/Deil runs after The Lilac Sunbonnet beating even The Raiders; Vox populi, vox [odoctorum] say you; ah well - time will tell as it runs; in meantime great thing is to do one's best as such days work heaves above skyline to east</text>
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