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His agent comes across a home movie Reeves shot which finds the aging actor unconvincingly (and halfheartedly) performing some wrestling moves in an effort to convince a would-be employer that he could tour with a wrestling freak show. Wardi offers a muddled explanation of her supposed agreement with scholars like Griffin, who interprets Cane as an antipastoral text; yet Wardi still insists unconvincingly that the relatively simplistic term "pastoral" can carry the dialectical weight inherent in these texts. Stuart, though, offered Mulumba--formerly a Catholic religious--dinner at the Royal Empire Society, suggesting "There is no reason why we should not be on friendly terms even if you dislike me officially," signing his brief letter unconvincingly but very conventionally with "Yours very sincerely, C. |
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