There aren't any fences to the imagination, and so there shouldn't be any for books.
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What creative argument does the first fences quote make?
It argues imagination has no real limits, so books should not be fenced in either.
What diplomatic call is made in the second quote?
It calls for two world leaders to repair a strained relationship between their governments.
Are these quotes about the same kind of limits?
No, one concerns creative freedom while the other concerns political and diplomatic ties.
Is the second quote written soberly and factually?
Yes, it simply reports a call for repaired relations without taking a side beyond that.
Who might find this pair of fences quotes worthwhile?
Readers interested in both creative freedom and international diplomacy will find these lines worthwhile.
The other calls for two world leaders to repair their strained working relationship.
