Can you suggest a better way of expressing the same thing in the sentence:
It would be the travel book that he himself would enjoy reading: without epical descriptions of buildings and landscapes, without elaborations of historical facts and masking the ugly and bad side.
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Perhaps: and without avoiding the ugly and the bad. I'd say epic is a more frequent version of epical (close to 1,000 more frequent at Yahoo)
— Marius Hancu
Perhaps: and without avoiding the ugly and the bad.
I'd say epic is a more frequent version of epical (close to 1,000 more frequent at Yahoo)
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