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... Isak Dinesen . This is someone who could never be accused of literary professionalism , but who has always been an ... ( Isak ) when her first tales appeared . There is a somewhat cynical French proverb which says : A dix - huit ans on ...
... Isak Dinesen . This is someone who could never be accused of literary professionalism , but who has always been an ... ( Isak ) when her first tales appeared . There is a somewhat cynical French proverb which says : A dix - huit ans on ...
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... Isak Dinesen's swan song , her triumphant Ode to Joy , her own Ninth Symphony . * I have sometimes had people say to me that they find Isak Dinesen's tales ' too artificial , too unreal . ' I am sorry for those who feel this way , for ...
... Isak Dinesen's swan song , her triumphant Ode to Joy , her own Ninth Symphony . * I have sometimes had people say to me that they find Isak Dinesen's tales ' too artificial , too unreal . ' I am sorry for those who feel this way , for ...
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... Isak Dinesen's tales are peopled with characters who ply themselves with this second , fundamental question , and this is what gives them their peculiar philosophic depth - something we have trouble finding elsewhere in the field of ...
... Isak Dinesen's tales are peopled with characters who ply themselves with this second , fundamental question , and this is what gives them their peculiar philosophic depth - something we have trouble finding elsewhere in the field of ...
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Summer 1959 | 307 |
BIOGRAPHICAL NOTES vii | 377 |
AUTUMN FIELDS by Noel Blakiston | 385 |
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