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Grotesque

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Sep 14, 2026

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1:52
Kewpie, the original Japanese mayonnaise.
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1:55
Section 0 of Grotesques and Fantasies.
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1:59
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For more information or to volunteer, please visit LibriVox.org. Grotesques and Fantasies by Israel Zangwill.
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2:15
Forward to the King of Schnorers.
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2:19
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IrieNARRATOR
30:03
And so the world wags.
Andy DalyHOST
12:03
Yes.
Andy DalyHOST
12:04
Grotesque is a word that is often applied to me, specifically my face, not my genitals.
Andy DalyHOST
12:08
Those have not been in any way marred.
Andy DalyHOST
12:11
Uh, there was no chimp involved.
Lutin OHOST
56:57
Question 2.
Lutin OHOST
56:58
Avant de rejoindre At The Gates, quel guitariste avait joué dans Grotesque aux côtés de Thomas Lindbergh et Alf Svensson?
Lutin OHOST
57:08
J'ai envie de dire Michael Stan.
Lutin OHOST
57:11
Je vais vous donner un choix de réponse.
Lutin OHOST
57:49
Ah ouais? La dernière question bosse 7 points.
Lutin OHOST
57:53
Oui, c'est ça.
Lutin OHOST
57:55
Quel guitariste, membre fondateur d'At the Gates et ancien membre de Grotesque, avait quitté At the Gates avant l'enregistrement de Slaughter of the Soul? Je ne sais pas son nom.
Lutin OHOST
58:08
Est-ce que c'est Martin Larson, Alf Svensson, Anders Björler ou Jonas Björler?
LisaHOST
69:17
Yeah.
TrulaHOST
69:17
Like, at the end of the day, it's like everyone feels differently about books, and it's, like, something that, like, you know, I'm gonna say, like, we really enjoyed Grotesque.
TrulaHOST
69:28
Lisa may get it, and she may hate the book.
LisaHOST
69:33
Right.
TrulaHOST
70:37
You know what I mean?
KatherineHOST
70:38
Yeah.
KatherineHOST
70:38
And, like, for context too, like, I think Trula and I both similarly enjoyed Grotesque.
KatherineHOST
70:46
Um, but for me, that's a four star, and if I'm not mistaken, Trula rated it five, right?
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2:25
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2:30
Section Zero of Grotesques and Fantasies.
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2:34
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2:36
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Foreword to The King of Schnorers.
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2:54
These episodes make no claim to veracity, while the personages are not even sun myths.
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4:41
Old play.
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1:31
Section 0 of Grotesques and Fantasies This is a LibriVox recording.
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1:37
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1:40
For more information or to volunteer, please visit LibriVox.org Grotesques and Fantasies by Israel Zangwill Forward to the King of Schnorers These episodes make no claim to veracity, while the personages are not even sun myths.
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2:01
I have merely amused myself and attempted to amuse idlers by incarnating the floating tradition of the Jewish Schnorer, who is as unique among beggars as Israel among nations.
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2:15
The close of the 18th century was chosen for a background, because while the most picturesque period of Anglo-Jewish history, it has never before been exploited in fiction, whether by novelists or historians.
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3:36
Bow-wow-wow, foal, lull, etc.
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3:41
Old play End of forward to the King of Schnorers
Alan WeymanNARRATOR
4:53
Although Renaissance architecture assumes very different forms among different nations, it may be conveniently referred to three heads.
Alan WeymanNARRATOR
5:02
Early Renaissance, consisting of the first corruptions introduced into the Gothic schools, Central or Roman Renaissance, which is the perfectly formed style, and Grotesque Renaissance, which is the corruption of the Renaissance itself.
Alan WeymanNARRATOR
5:19
Now, in order to do full justice to the adverse cause, we will consider the abstract nature of the school with reference only to its best or central examples.
Alan WeymanNARRATOR
5:30
The forms of building which must be classed generally under the term Early Renaissance are, in many cases, only the extravagances and corruptions of the languid Gothic, for whose errors the classical principle is in no wise answerable.

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326:28
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326:37
The Stones of Venice, Volume 3 by John Ruskin Chapter 3, Grotesque Renaissance, Part 1 In the close of the last chapter it was noted that the phases of transition in the moral temper of the failing Venetians, during their fall, were from pride to infidelity, and from infidelity to the unscrupulous pursuit of pleasure.
ToddNARRATOR
327:00
During the last years of the existence of the state, the minds both of the nobility and the people seem to have been set simply upon the attainment of the means of self-indulgence.
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1:26
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1:31
Section 0 of Grotesques and Fantasies.
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1:35
This is a LibriVox recording.
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1:37
All LibriVox recordings are in the public domain.
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1:41
For more information or to volunteer, please visit LibriVox.org. Grotesques and Fantasies by Israel Zangwill.
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1:51
Foreword to the King of Schnorers.
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1:55
These episodes make no claim to veracity, while the personages are not even sun myths.
speaker_4NARRATOR
3:42
Old play.
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1:24
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1:30
Section zero of Grotesques and Fantasies.
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1:34
This is a LibriVox recording.
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1:36
All LibriVox recordings are in the public domain.
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1:39
For more information or to volunteer, please visit librivox.org. Grotesques and Fantasies by Israel Zangwill.
speaker_3NARRATOR
1:50
Foreword to The King of Schnorers.
speaker_3NARRATOR
1:54
These episodes make no claim to veracity, while the personages are not even sun myths.
speaker_3NARRATOR
3:40
Old play.

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