The spectacle of some reasonably-comfortable woman with tears filling her eyes, weeping mournfully that "I want my country back" looks even more utterly ludicrous while watching the nation of Egypt actually fighting to literally get their country back.
"Perhaps never in history has a more utterly unprepared folk wanted to go to the city," Wright wrote.
Richard Wright, the author and himself a Delta immigrant, thought that "never in history has a more utterly unprepared folk wanted to go to the city". David Cohn, a conservative white son of the Delta who stayed at home, saw "an enormous tragedy in the making," and speculated in 1947 that race relations would become not merely an issue but the issue in the North.
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"This is an obvious coordinated intimidation tactic from the left masquerading as just one more utterly baseless complaint," he said via email.
"Had I stepped into Noah's Ark I do not think I could have been more utterly astonished," she would recall, sounding as if she had met the other Addams family.
In all the world, it would be bard to find a more utterly undistinguished court.
New England culture itself appeared strange to her. "Had I steped into Noahs Ark I do not think I could have been more utterly astonished," she wrote.
With the house newly refinished, one can see how this one-and-a-half-story dwelling might have served as a model for the one Poe himself wrote of in "Landor's Cottage," his final short story: "In fact nothing could well be more simple — more utterly unpretending than this cottage.
Economic models, which have almost no predictive ability as it is, are even more utterly useless here: it's very easy to model a productivist economy, and probably impossible to model a creativist one, so guess what academic economists who want to publish papers with lots of equations do?
