October 14, 2009
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| [[Claude Blondeel]] is a [[Klara]] journalist, who first came to my attention via his portrait of [[Léo Dohmen]]. | [[Claude Blondeel]] is a [[Klara]] journalist, who first came to my attention via his portrait of [[Léo Dohmen]]. | ||
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Claude Blondeel is a Klara journalist, who first came to my attention via his portrait of Léo Dohmen.
Queneau's Exercises in Style echoes De Copia by Erasmus, which includes more than 150 variations on the simple sentence (in Latin), "Your letter pleased me greatly."
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Pretty maids all in a row. by Francis Pollini. Delacorte Press, 1968
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