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Excerpt from Dr. Charles Dudley Warner on Southern Literature and the Race Problem
From this isolation one thing was developed, and another thing might in due time be expected. The thing developed was a social life, in the favoured class, which has an almost unique charm, a power of being agreeable, a sympathetic cordiality, an impulsive warmth, a frankness in the expres sion of emotion, and the delightful quality of manner which puts the world at ease and makes life pleasant. The South eructs are no more sincere than the Northerners, but they have less reserve, and in the social traits that charm all who come in contact With them, they have an element of immense value in the variety of American life.
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