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An inspiring life

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Fayard Nicholas (obituary, Jan. 26) was a diminutive man but an artistic giant who has taken his place among the immortals. He had few peers in American dance and took a backseat to no one.

He lived modestly and made his way through a bigoted era with a quiet dignity, missing out on the monetary rewards that were his due.

Perhaps our supposedly great nation will treat future living masters in a less shabby fashion. His Kennedy Center honors were richly deserved, and his life should inspire everyone.

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ED YOUNG

Little Compton, R.I.

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