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¨Here the reader has probably noticed that the author has begun to write in the first person singular, and he may have thought, Ah Ah, the autobiographical first person singular is always the choice of men in trouble, whereas only those writers who are safely disengaged from their subjects may indulge in third persons motifs or that most cowerdly of all voices, the first person plural - the pompous and devious editorial we" pp. 224.
Tom Robins.
Another Roadside Attraction.
