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382 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 1938
The habitual liar always imagines that his lies ring true. No miracle of belief can equal his childlike faith in the credulity of the people who listen to him, and so it comes to pass that he fools nobody as completely as he fools himself.
The habitual liar always imagines that his lies ring true. No miracle of belief can equal his childlike faith in the credulity of the people who listen to him, and so it comes to pass that he fools nobody as completely as he fools himself.
He saw London as a kind of Inferno - a series of concentric areas with Piccadilly Circus as the ultimate center.