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Correspondence from W. B. Yeats to John Quinn
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[24 June 1915]
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I send you with this a weekly paper with an article upon Frank Harris which will amuse you. He and Crowley and Moore [George Augustus Moore] are literary outlaws—unscrupulous in differing degrees with the one virtue of courage. Moore is the best of the three, I imagine. I would never however, have made his acquaintance if I had known that he had red hair which fills me with alarm in man or in woman, but unluckily time had blanched it when we met.
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