Kangaroo

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Dear Lady Ginger an exchange of letters between Lady Ottoline Morrell and D' Arcy Cresswell together with Ottoline Morrell's essay on Katherine Mansfield
http://eured.univ-lemans.fr/dbworkshop/index.php/Detail/objects/84621
Accessed on 2020/02/27 12:25:43

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            <forename>Karen</forename>
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            <forename>Ottoline</forename>
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          <note>It is important to remember the extent to which Ottoline Morrell was crushed by Lawrence's unflattering and loosely veiled references to her in Women in Love published in 1920. Her use of capital letters is not necessarily linked to this however, as this is a trait in her writing.</note>
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        <ptr target="ukred-25131">"I have just read DH Lawrence"s ""Kangaroo"". How I hated (in italics) it! Altho I think the Chapter about the War is well written, but it is so full of Spite, bitterness &amp; nasty ""cur"" like ( in italics) snarly feeling. Odd again, for I never saw that side of him. have you read his ""Letters""?"</ptr>
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