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 | | He was a charming tyrant, and being himself the slave of what he found most beautiful in art and in things, he had a marvelous gift for imposing his own gods and his own idols. |
 | | The most famous of them all, Claude Debussy, found in Pierre Louÿs support, counsel, even instruction or essential insights into literature - in short, the invaluable mainstay of his career in all its aspects, at all times, in all its difficulties, even those of fame. |
 | | Pierre suffered at being reduced to the sort of character which both parties so naively saw in him. |
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