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Fuller very briefly uses the supply of Robert Bridges The Testament of Beauty instead of And All That Beauty to illustrate what he perceives as a 'prejudice against Australian authors'.
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Also includes praise for Four Handsome Negresses by R. Hernekin Baptist.
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This article is presented in the form of (presumably) fictitious discussions between a bookshop proprietor and his customers and staff.
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