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- Nabokov's
Congeries was a
collection of work by
Vladimir Nabokov published in 1968 and
reprinted in 1971 as The
Portable Nabokov.
Because Nabokov supervised...
- specific; he
intended to
cover a
select group of
people who p****ed
through a
congeries of
elite American institutions:
certain eastern prep schools, the Ivy...
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other stories Speak,
Memory Nabokov's
Dozen Nabokov's
Quartet Nabokov's
Congeries A
Russian Beauty and
Other Stories Tyrants Destro**** and
Other Stories...
- days.
Walter Lippmann famously noted: At the end of
February we were a
congeries of
disorderly panic-stricken mobs and factions. In the
hundred days from...
- terrible,
indescribable thing vaster than any
subway train—a
shapeless congeries of
protoplasmic bubbles,
faintly self-luminous, and with
myriads of temporary...
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great church of St
Peter Mancroft was
matched by
scarcely less
powerful congeries of
Dissenters headed by the
wealthy literate body [of Unitarians] worshipping...
- 900 ft). The
elevations do not form
continuous chains, but make up a
congeries of
short ridges and
groups rising from a
common base and
intersected by...
- the
political structure of
Italy was transformed: out of a
competitive congeries of
communes and city-states
emerged the five
major Italian territorial...
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several papers like "Solitary Indignation", "Five Vermin", "Inner and
Outer Congeries of Sayings", "Collected Persuasions", and "Difficulties in the Way of...