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We intend to be arrogant, impertinent, in bad taste, but not vulgar. —John Reed, in The Masses

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Preoccupation with the quality of one’s taste is the way of small and cautious spirits. —Steve Erickson

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There are people whose interests and affections lie in the world of personality, to whom the whole of life is made up of people. Mrs. Alice Freeman Palmer (whom I never met) was such a woman. Not thoughts, not ideas, not religions, but people made the universe for her; and this gave her incommunicable, unimaginable access to people’s hearts. She held the keys of them, —thousands of keys to thousands of individuals, —and they each felt themselves to be understood when they met her; they felt as it were, in contact with the power that made them. —John Jay Chapman, on Mrs. Alice Freeman Palmer

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