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Their Correspondence,
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ship by turns passionate and witty, dramatic, cynical,
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STBPHEN CRANB:
An Omnibus,
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edited
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Robert Wooster Stallman.
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Crane is here presented in one volume:
The Red Badge
of Courage
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uscripts, for the first time in America); novelettes,
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Maggie
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George's Mother;
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The Open Boat
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The Blue Hotel;
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Madeleine
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Gide's probing, intimate "letter" to his dead wife,
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at once self-accusing and self-excusing, tells the tragedy
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of his conjugal life, the happiness and sorrow of his rela-
tions with the "Emmanuele" of the
Journals-in
reality
his wife, Madeleine. Privately published by Gide in 1947,
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it was not issued publicly until after his death. Suppressed
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pages from the
Journals,
extracts not published in any
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introduction, and notes are by Justin O'Brien.
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