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Nonetheless, a certain potency resides in their runic quality.Passionate decoders of the Monroe legacy will have a field day." - The New York Times, Sentences trail across the page, then merge in clumps, like paper airplanes tossed into a net multiple cross-outs, repetitions and misspellings make them a challenge to decipher. "There is delight in this picture of the icon as more sincere, striving, intellectually ambitious, and perceptive than we'd ever have guessed." - Publishers Weekly "Sentences trail across the page, then merge in clumps, like paper airplanes tossed into a net multiple cross-outs, repetitions and misspellings make them a challenge to decipher.