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,’the Nineties Tried Your Game’,hen he’d stayed in rooms in Panton Street at the heart of the French quarter in Soho, and returned again to the city in 1872. Panton Street was at that time a street of quiet working families, seemingly transplanted from some modest provincial town ‘that was neither quite France nor quite England’ (

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,‘Our London, My London, Your London’,bly, when, in one of modernism’s legendary set-pieces, he first met Wyndham Lewis (Lewis guessed it was in 1910) at the Vienna Café close by the British Museum. Both men made a significant early appearance in Ford’s . though whether either registered this or knew anything of each other’s work is dou

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,1914: ‘Our Little Gang’,rspective by T.E. Hulme who upended him by the cuffs of his trousers on the railings opposite. This was after Lewis had ‘seized Hulme by the throat’ (Lewis, 1982: 36). Hulme’s writings contain no comment on this legendary incident. And Lewis offers no further details or explanation other than to set

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The Nerves in Patterns,dance the fox trot to music on the gramophone. He had taken lessons in Boston, and in London on one occasion cancelled a meeting with Wyndham Lewis because he and Vivien were going to a dance studio. At one time too they went on Sundays to a dance hall in Queensway with Brigit Patmore. She was unner

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,Bloomsbury’s Bohemia,n Molly MacCarthy’s who hoped this would be a way of getting Desmond MacCarthy to write the ‘big book’ he had always promised but frittered away in talk and journalism. The dozen members were to gather at one of their houses once a month to read a chapter of what was to become their full-length auto

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