He was permitted, without restriction, to speak of himself as immoral, agnostic and socialistic, so long as… — Sinclair Lewis
He was permitted, without restriction, to speak of himself as immoral, agnostic and socialistic, so long as it was universally known that he remained pure, Presbyterian, and Republican. ~ Ch. 2
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