The "young intellectuals" of any country are always fascinating. They are concerned with ideas. Frequently this concern sets them 1 little apart from the conventions of their own and past decades. But the savoir faire with which they ignore precedents is as fas-mating as the action itself. 'They seem calmly to ignore the fact that breaking away from conventions invariably' the signal for an outery by those steeped in conventionalism. They are convinced of the efficacy of ideas and faintly amused by those dear souls who lack. the heaven-sent leaven, And one must always feel about them that they are acutely state of mind which justify find produces results, words are being used in an entirely different sense.
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