... , he is painfully conscious of his anonymity and marginality: "He was anonymous.[...] He would never leave his name where his skill had been. He was one of those who have a fury or a sadness of only being described by someone else" (199). His story has never been legitimised. When Nicholas Temelcoff realises "how he has been sewn into history. [He decides] he ... ...

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