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EDRESPONSE, Appels' ANNOTATED LOLITA. McGraw-Hill: NY, 1970, p. 428, note 276/2.
VN was referring to Humbert's genealogy, rather than the novel.
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Date: Mon, 31 Jan 2005 12:13:54 EST
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Hello, I am wondering if anyone can help on the following:
There is a quotation from VN somewhere in which he describes how most of the
allusions in Lolita are French or English, and not Russian, that he kept
Russians out of Lolita...
I cannot remember where this is from...i would like to re-read this exactly
and in its entirety, and know where to find it.
Thank you in advance,
Alan Chin
New York
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VN was referring to Humbert's genealogy, rather than the novel.
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----- Forwarded message from RAT101@aol.com -----
Date: Mon, 31 Jan 2005 12:13:54 EST
From: RAT101@aol.com
Reply-To: RAT101@aol.com
Subject: Question regarding a VN quote
To:
Hello, I am wondering if anyone can help on the following:
There is a quotation from VN somewhere in which he describes how most of the
allusions in Lolita are French or English, and not Russian, that he kept
Russians out of Lolita...
I cannot remember where this is from...i would like to re-read this exactly
and in its entirety, and know where to find it.
Thank you in advance,
Alan Chin
New York
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