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<p>A wrestle with Google suggests that this is from Leonard Woolf's
<i>Downhill All the Way</i> (1967), p.27. But do double check.</p>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 19.06.2020 14:50, Kristin Czarnecki
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Good morning,</div>
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Is it in his biography of Woolf that Quentin Bell says she was
"the least political animal that has lived since Aristotle
invented the definition"? And if so, does anyone know
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