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A.Stadlen [If the lines on "to borrow and to borrow" do come from "Lolita"] They certainly do. It is Quilty talking to Humbert during their final confrontation.
JM: Thanks for the clarification... Indeed...Clare Quilty! A name as ambiguous as Vivian Darkbloom.
And didn't Lolita know that! ( as in: "Sometimes," said Lo, "you are quite revoltingly dumb. First, Vivian is the male author, the gal author is Clare; and second, she is forty, married and has Negro blood.")
Vivian Darkbloom is female only in "Lolita", I think.
Now my present puzzle is Sybil Shade's reversions from English into French or, outside the novel, from French into English.
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JM: Thanks for the clarification... Indeed...Clare Quilty! A name as ambiguous as Vivian Darkbloom.
And didn't Lolita know that! ( as in: "Sometimes," said Lo, "you are quite revoltingly dumb. First, Vivian is the male author, the gal author is Clare; and second, she is forty, married and has Negro blood.")
Vivian Darkbloom is female only in "Lolita", I think.
Now my present puzzle is Sybil Shade's reversions from English into French or, outside the novel, from French into English.
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