Lines From Orson Welles' Foreward To Marion Davies' Memoirs, In Order Of Misplaced Sonorousness
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“Comparisons are not invariably odious, but they are often misleading.” “The power of Onassis resided solely in his money.” “If he had been ten times richer than he was, he would not now be primarily remembered for his millions.” “And why?” “This, of course, is a paraphrase.”
Lines From Orson Welles' Foreward To Marion Davies' Memoirs, In Order Of Misplaced Sonorousness
Lines From Orson Welles' Foreward To Marion…
Lines From Orson Welles' Foreward To Marion Davies' Memoirs, In Order Of Misplaced Sonorousness
“Comparisons are not invariably odious, but they are often misleading.” “The power of Onassis resided solely in his money.” “If he had been ten times richer than he was, he would not now be primarily remembered for his millions.” “And why?” “This, of course, is a paraphrase.”