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Shawn,
Thank you! This must have been what I was misremembering.
>
> Lee,
>
> A similar quote appears in a "The Theater Critic and His Double" by John Simon in the _Hudson
> Review_:
>
> "Thus he sees, apparently, two Edmund Wilsons where there is only one admittedly large one,
> two cultures where one wonders whether there is even one, and a whole wit in George Steiner."
>
> which could be
>
> "Thus he sees . . . two cultures where one wonders whether there is even one . . . ."
>
>
http://www.jstor.org/stable/3848465>
> Other than that I didn't find anything on Google.
>
> Yet, I'm curious why the "can discern" version is worth 10+ years of searching.
Because I remember it so clearly (and, apparently, so
falsely). It's always good to find out that one has
been very wrong for very long, isn't it? (Though I
would have prefered to find out that I had been right,
I guess.)
Cheers,
Lee
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