And what does a person with such romantic temperament seek in the study of the classics?"If by romantic you mean solitar — Donna Tartt
And what does a person with such romantic temperament seek in the study of the classics?"If by romantic you mean solitar — Donna Tartt
And what does a person with such romantic temperament seek in the study of the classics?"If by romantic you mean solitar — Donna Tartt
And what does a person with such romantic temperament seek in the study of the classics?"If by romantic you mean solitar — Donna Tartt
And what does a person with such romantic temperament seek in the study of the classics?"If by romantic you mean solitar — Donna Tartt
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And what does a person with such romantic temperament seek in the study of the classics?"If by romantic you mean solitary and introspective, I think romantics are frequently the best classicists.

— Donna Tartt
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