introducible

While not accepting this view, Seymour-Smith's crass enlargements on Graves's falsifications of everything pertaining to myself within his thievish conniving grasp, and on all refuse of spoken or written matter scurrilously introducible into his biography's inner biography of me, taken everywhere into grateful custody by the powers of literary fellowship in both countries, I could not but acknowledge that it would be a waste of time for me to expect public complaints of mine of the Seymour-Smith book (and the O'Prey trailer to it — in England — of specious scholarly presentability) to affect this sordidly successful vilification of me.

Reply Riding 1983