Innocence by Harriet Daimler
Harriet Daimler | Innocence | First Line(s)
My mother came into my room and she gave me the tortured look that I had come to think her born expression. ‘Good night, dear,’
Harriet Daimler | Innocence | First Line(s)
My mother came into my room and she gave me the tortured look that I had come to think her born expression. ‘Good night, dear,’
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Elizabeth Bowen; Hermione Lee | The Mulberry Tree | From Publishers Weekly
These essays, prefaces, reviews, letters and talks by Anglo-Irish novelist and short-story writer Bowen (18991973) include
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Sonya Andermahr ; Gabriele Griffin | Straight Studies Modified | This text examines the degree of lesbian presence throughout higher education. Contributors analyze issues such as the notion of specifically lesbian
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