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Re: Fw: [NABOKV-L] VN's comments on PF
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Thanks for the lucid explanation. It's a very invigorating
atmosphere that the N-list generates...thanks for tolerating my
sometimes inconsequential remarks.
On Nov 16, 2006, at 1:11 AM, jansymello wrote:
> Gradus, as many commentators often observed, might simply be the
> outcome of Kinbote's delusional interpretation for a real Jack Grey
> murderer intent on taking revenge on Judge Goldsworth (who Shade
> resembled, it seems). They hold that Kinbote's commentaries (and
> index?) were written in retrospect and re-interpreted both events
> and poem.
>
Steven
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atmosphere that the N-list generates...thanks for tolerating my
sometimes inconsequential remarks.
On Nov 16, 2006, at 1:11 AM, jansymello wrote:
> Gradus, as many commentators often observed, might simply be the
> outcome of Kinbote's delusional interpretation for a real Jack Grey
> murderer intent on taking revenge on Judge Goldsworth (who Shade
> resembled, it seems). They hold that Kinbote's commentaries (and
> index?) were written in retrospect and re-interpreted both events
> and poem.
>
Steven
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