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John Macrae III, a dashing publisher who gambled on groundbreaking books and dauntlessly defended authors who defied injustices committed by their own governments, died on Feb. 1 at his home in Manhattan.

There is an understanding that while Kerschen dauntlessly writes in the voice of Keats — not just dialogue but also snippets of poems, plays, letters — he can’t quite mimic the poet’s lyrical magic.

To the public's eye, he ate well, traveled dauntlessly, explored with vim and curiosity.

Mr. Stein, a dauntlessly experimental bass clarinetist, has been playing in the trio Locksmith Isidore for over a decade.

Plough, the proprietor, dauntlessly advertised it with a mondo boast: “The Villard is the best and cheapest hotel in the city.”