Journey Through Darkness: The Writing of V.S. NaipaulStudie over het werk van de West-Indische schrijver Vidiadhar Surajprasad Naipaul (9132- ). |
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Page 21
... passed , Nathaniel would say , ' Look at that big cow . ' Which wasn't in good taste , for we all thought that Miss Ricaud was too fat to be laughed at , and ought instead to be pitied . " ( MS 110-11 ) Compas- sion plays a part in ...
... passed , Nathaniel would say , ' Look at that big cow . ' Which wasn't in good taste , for we all thought that Miss Ricaud was too fat to be laughed at , and ought instead to be pitied . " ( MS 110-11 ) Compas- sion plays a part in ...
Page 41
... passed the proofs in May 1961. " The bare facts on which the novel is constructed are well - known . Seepersad Naipaul was a reporter and author of short stories . Gurudeva and Other Indian Tales was Cultural Loss and Poverty 41 ...
... passed the proofs in May 1961. " The bare facts on which the novel is constructed are well - known . Seepersad Naipaul was a reporter and author of short stories . Gurudeva and Other Indian Tales was Cultural Loss and Poverty 41 ...
Page 144
... passed into English hands before finally becoming independent . Nai- paul's history of Trinidad concentrates on the period dur- ing which patterns of colonial behaviour were established . In both his journalism and his fiction , he ...
... passed into English hands before finally becoming independent . Nai- paul's history of Trinidad concentrates on the period dur- ing which patterns of colonial behaviour were established . In both his journalism and his fiction , he ...
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