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VN & *LITTLE LORD FAUNTLEROY* (fwd)
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EDITOR'S NOTE. Francis Burnett (d. 1924), whose LLF alienated VN from one
of his English governess's, is, to my surprise, alive and well -- I am
assured by more than one subscriber. Even in the works of the ascerbic
Alison Lurie. ------
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From: mary.krimmel@sdcs.org
The contemporary novel "Foreign Affairs", by Alison Lurie, makes integral use
of Little Lord Fauntleroy. Ms. Lurie is a specialist in childrens' literature
(probably among other things - I have not kept up on her career although I am a
fan of her novels).
Mary Krimmel
of his English governess's, is, to my surprise, alive and well -- I am
assured by more than one subscriber. Even in the works of the ascerbic
Alison Lurie. ------
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From: mary.krimmel@sdcs.org
The contemporary novel "Foreign Affairs", by Alison Lurie, makes integral use
of Little Lord Fauntleroy. Ms. Lurie is a specialist in childrens' literature
(probably among other things - I have not kept up on her career although I am a
fan of her novels).
Mary Krimmel