Olive Schreiner Letters: 1871-1899Oxford University Press, 1988 - 409 էջ These letters, certain to satisfy the reawakened interest in Schreiner, give a full and rounded picture of the novelist's life and work. Containing 550 letters--some newly discovered, many unknown to general readers--this first of two volumes spans the years 1871 to 1899, when Schreiner worked as a governess on Eastern Cape farms; lived in England and Europe; formed a circle of friends including Havelock Ellis, Karl Pearson, Edward Carpenter, and W. T. Stead; published The Story of an African Farm; and married S.C. Cronwright, with whom she involved herself in the growing South African political crisis. |
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... regard mar- riage as other people regard death . My feeling of profoundest gratitude is to the woman who once saved me from it ) you will understand my sending you the allegory and anything which may have appeared uncalled for . In our ...
... regard mar- riage as other people regard death . My feeling of profoundest gratitude is to the woman who once saved me from it ) you will understand my sending you the allegory and anything which may have appeared uncalled for . In our ...
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... regard to religion and many other matters I am deeply in accord with him , while , with regard to politics and public life generally , I am as absolutely opposed to him , and therefore must always combat him ; and I believe that Rhodes ...
... regard to religion and many other matters I am deeply in accord with him , while , with regard to politics and public life generally , I am as absolutely opposed to him , and therefore must always combat him ; and I believe that Rhodes ...
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... regard ; and the very motives which lead me to take up my attitude with regard to the native are identically those which lead me to my attitude towards the Boer . ' Do unto all men even as ye would that they should do to you ...
... regard ; and the very motives which lead me to take up my attitude with regard to the native are identically those which lead me to my attitude towards the Boer . ' Do unto all men even as ye would that they should do to you ...
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