The Third Rose: Gertrude Stein and Her WorldLittle, Brown, 1959 - 427 pagina's |
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... Sherwood Anderson , edited by Howard Mumford Jones and Walter B. Rideout ; for The Atlantic Book of British and American Poetry , edited by Dame Edith Sitwell ; and for Laughter in the Next Room by Sir Osbert Sitwell . METHUEN & CO ...
... Sherwood Anderson , edited by Howard Mumford Jones and Walter B. Rideout ; for The Atlantic Book of British and American Poetry , edited by Dame Edith Sitwell ; and for Laughter in the Next Room by Sir Osbert Sitwell . METHUEN & CO ...
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... Sherwood Anderson apparently less- ened to a degree commensurate with the advancement of his own career and gradually led to his complete renunciation of the older writer . It was a familiar story as , once more , temperament and cir ...
... Sherwood Anderson apparently less- ened to a degree commensurate with the advancement of his own career and gradually led to his complete renunciation of the older writer . It was a familiar story as , once more , temperament and cir ...
Pagina 279
... Sherwood Anderson was coming that very afternoon to meet Picasso and that Sherwood had a new wife who was a charm- ing creature and that no one had taken him seriously at Mrs. Jolas ' dinner when he announced that if he were wealthy he ...
... Sherwood Anderson was coming that very afternoon to meet Picasso and that Sherwood had a new wife who was a charm- ing creature and that no one had taken him seriously at Mrs. Jolas ' dinner when he announced that if he were wealthy he ...
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