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eliamatrell: In Theory of Prose Shklovsky begins with the function of art: Quite simply, art aims—in a phrase made famous by Joseph Conrad—to make us see. Through routine and repetition the world has grown gray and dull: people who live near the
eliamatrell: In Theory of Prose Shklovsky begins with the function of art: Quite simply, art aims—in a phrase made famous by Joseph Conrad—to make us see. Through routine and repetition the world has grown gray and dull: people who live near the
eliamatrell: In Theory of Prose Shklovsky begins with the function of art: Quite simply, art aims—in a phrase made famous by Joseph Conrad—to make us see. Through routine and repetition the world has grown gray and dull: people who live near the
eliamatrell: In Theory of Prose Shklovsky begins with the function of art: Quite simply, art aims—in a phrase made famous by Joseph Conrad—to make us see. Through routine and repetition the world has grown gray and dull: people who live near the
eliamatrell: In Theory of Prose Shklovsky begins with the function of art: Quite simply, art aims—in a phrase made famous by Joseph Conrad—to make us see. Through routine and repetition the world has grown gray and dull: people who live near the
eliamatrell: In Theory of Prose Shklovsky begins with the function of art: Quite simply, art aims—in a phrase made famous by Joseph Conrad—to make us see. Through routine and repetition the world has grown gray and dull: people who live near the
eliamatrell: In Theory of Prose Shklovsky begins with the function of art: Quite simply, art aims—in a phrase made famous by Joseph Conrad—to make us see. Through routine and repetition the world has grown gray and dull: people who live near the
eliamatrell: In Theory of Prose Shklovsky begins with the function of art: Quite simply, art aims—in a phrase made famous by Joseph Conrad—to make us see. Through routine and repetition the world has grown gray and dull: people who live near the
eliamatrell: In Theory of Prose Shklovsky begins with the function of art: Quite simply, art aims—in a phrase made famous by Joseph Conrad—to make us see. Through routine and repetition the world has grown gray and dull: people who live near the
eliamatrell: In Theory of Prose Shklovsky begins with the function of art: Quite simply, art aims—in a phrase made famous by Joseph Conrad—to make us see. Through routine and repetition the world has grown gray and dull: people who live near the
eliamatrell: In Theory of Prose Shklovsky begins with the function of art: Quite simply, art aims—in a phrase made famous by Joseph Conrad—to make us see. Through routine and repetition the world has grown gray and dull: people who live near the
eliamatrell: In Theory of Prose Shklovsky begins with the function of art: Quite simply, art aims—in a phrase made famous by Joseph Conrad—to make us see. Through routine and repetition the world has grown gray and dull: people who live near the
eliamatrell: In Theory of Prose Shklovsky begins with the function of art: Quite simply, art aims—in a phrase made famous by Joseph Conrad—to make us see. Through routine and repetition the world has grown gray and dull: people who live near the
eliamatrell: In Theory of Prose Shklovsky begins with the function of art: Quite simply, art aims—in a phrase made famous by Joseph Conrad—to make us see. Through routine and repetition the world has grown gray and dull: people who live near the
eliamatrell: In Theory of Prose Shklovsky begins with the function of art: Quite simply, art aims—in a phrase made famous by Joseph Conrad—to make us see. Through routine and repetition the world has grown gray and dull: people who live near the
eliamatrell: In Theory of Prose Shklovsky begins with the function of art: Quite simply, art aims—in a phrase made famous by Joseph Conrad—to make us see. Through routine and repetition the world has grown gray and dull: people who live near the
eliamatrell: In Theory of Prose Shklovsky begins with the function of art: Quite simply, art aims—in a phrase made famous by Joseph Conrad—to make us see. Through routine and repetition the world has grown gray and dull: people who live near the
eliamatrell: In Theory of Prose Shklovsky begins with the function of art: Quite simply, art aims—in a phrase made famous by Joseph Conrad—to make us see. Through routine and repetition the world has grown gray and dull: people who live near the

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