Which reminds me, Jerry Friedman, one small part of the proof you say I never posted regarding my Pale Fire solution (just put that in the archive's search engine in the subject field) is that the name Kinbote proves that Pale Fire is in fact derived from RLS's Jekyll and Hyde.

I do not have time to re-type it all. It is really and truly all there in the archives. You should find multiple postings with the same information. Nobody, excuse me, hardly anyone ever took the time to read what I wrote, forcing me to re-re-re-re-re-write the same information over and over and over and over ... so then,

Happy hunting. Report back what you find.
Carolyn


On Aug 8, 2012, at 6:06 PM, Alexey Sklyarenko wrote:

"Doctor Kinbot?" he asked, uncertain. I smiled. "Kinbote," good sir, the o is long, like das Boot in German..."
 
Alas, this is not from Pale Fire, but from Charles Kinbote's (Jeff Edmunds') novel (available in Zembla) Silvery Light: Vladimir Nabokov's Original Life.
 
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