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Mister Lytle: An Essay by John Jeremiah Sullivan

Mister Lytle: An Essay by John Jeremiah Sullivan
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"When I was twenty years old, I became a kind of apprentice to a man named Andrew Lytle, whom pretty much no one apart from his negligibly less ancient sister, Polly."

Read full essay at The Paris Review ↗
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