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Dear Dieter Zimmer,
There was a little bell I thought I heard. At first I tried Bellow,
then Philip Roth. Bingo? he wrote a series of "Zuckerman" novels.
Carolyn
On Mar 24, 2009, at 8:22 AM, Dieter E. Zimmer wrote:
No sir, 'Ada' does not contain 203000 words but only 174000, not
according to my calculations but to my PC (I had to offer myself a
digital copy to work on the German commentary).
This gives me occasion to ask the List a minuscule question: Would
anybody have an idea what author and book the title 'Salzman' refers
to, occurring five times (pp. 459, 476, 477, 486)?
Dieter E. Zimmer, Berlin
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There was a little bell I thought I heard. At first I tried Bellow,
then Philip Roth. Bingo? he wrote a series of "Zuckerman" novels.
Carolyn
On Mar 24, 2009, at 8:22 AM, Dieter E. Zimmer wrote:
No sir, 'Ada' does not contain 203000 words but only 174000, not
according to my calculations but to my PC (I had to offer myself a
digital copy to work on the German commentary).
This gives me occasion to ask the List a minuscule question: Would
anybody have an idea what author and book the title 'Salzman' refers
to, occurring five times (pp. 459, 476, 477, 486)?
Dieter E. Zimmer, Berlin
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