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THE SPANISH TEMPER
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A vivid picture of Spain as it has been and
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one of the leading men of letters in England today.
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tive, and convincing, it probes deeply into the realities
of Spanish living and thought, touching politics, eco-
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nomics, religion, sex, art, geography, and literature.
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PICTURES FROM AN INSTITUTION
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A literary event, this is a richly comic and urbane
"romance" by one of America's most brilliant poets
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and critics.
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MARIANNE MOORE:
"How gay he seems; how gay we
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are as we look on! How can we ever thank him?"
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WALLACE STEVENS:
"A most literate account of a group
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"Nobody is wittier..•. He is diabolically
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funny."
WILLIAM CARLOS WILLIAMS:
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modern writing."
DAVID DAICHES:
"Sparkling, wicked.
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ALFRED A. KNOPF,
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