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While commenting on Theodore Francis Powys' literary works, who said, 'It does not seem likely that it will ever again be possible for a distinguished mind to be framed, as Mr. Powys has been, on the rhythms, sanctioned by nature and time, of rural culture'?
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- 1F. R. Leavis✓
- 2Herbert Read
- 3J. B. Priestley
- 4G. B. Harrison
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F. R. Leavis
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