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Pagina 109
She became sullen and resentful, said that she had been betrayed, and forced
Gertrude to promise that the next installment would be brought directly to her.
Happily for everyone, when the next episodes of the comic strips arrived,
Fernande ...
She became sullen and resentful, said that she had been betrayed, and forced
Gertrude to promise that the next installment would be brought directly to her.
Happily for everyone, when the next episodes of the comic strips arrived,
Fernande ...
Pagina 120
Gradually it became famous. Since Gertrude broke all rules of literary deportment
in the very next works to follow, Three Lives became, comparatively, the pillar of
convention toward which puzzled readers of her later works might turn for some ...
Gradually it became famous. Since Gertrude broke all rules of literary deportment
in the very next works to follow, Three Lives became, comparatively, the pillar of
convention toward which puzzled readers of her later works might turn for some ...
Pagina 216
After the war Gertrude and Juan Gris became intimate friends until his early death
in 1927. Then she paid him the tribute of one of her finest short pieces, The Life
and Death of Juan Gris. "I remember he said Kahnweiler goes on," she wrote, ...
After the war Gertrude and Juan Gris became intimate friends until his early death
in 1927. Then she paid him the tribute of one of her finest short pieces, The Life
and Death of Juan Gris. "I remember he said Kahnweiler goes on," she wrote, ...
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Bibliografische gegevens
| Titel | The Third Rose: Gertrude Stein and Her World An Atlantic Monthly Press book |
| Auteur | John Malcolm Brinnin |
| Uitgever | Little, Brown, 1959 |
| Lengte | 427 pagina's |
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