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Waldeland, 1979 p. 94:
Waldeland includes this p****age from the story. Coale, 1977 p. 47: Composite...
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gracefulness of Cheever's style…"
Waldeland, 1979 p. 28: "...most
frequently anthologized…"
Waldeland, 1979 p. 28
Waldeland, 1979 p. 28: The
story "is of...
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Waldeland, Lynne. 1979. John Cheever.
Twayne Publishers, G. K. Hall & Company, Boston, M****achusetts. ISBN 0-8057-7251-0
Waldeland, Lynne. 1979...
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stamina — and
fatally clumsy."
Waldeland, 1979 p. 63:
Waldeland supports this with a
quote from
George Garrett.
Waldeland, 1979 p. 64: "...Cheever's most...
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stories make a
variety of
demands on the reader. -
Literary critic Lynne Waldeland in John
Cheever (1979). The
World of
Apples received outstanding reviews...
- 223 Donaldson, 1988 p. 223
Waldeland, 1979 p. 125
Waldeland, 1979 p. 25:
Quoted by
Waldeland Waldeland, 1979 p. 125
Waldeland, 1979 p. 125 Donaldson, 1988...
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which “only the
greatest writers attain..." Meanor, 1995
Waldeland, 1979 p. 28: See
Waldeland's quote from
Walter Clemon]. Bailey, Blake. 2009 (1). Notes...
- into Hades, a p****age
Hecate was in
charge of."
Literary critic Lynne Waldeland discerns a
duality in the
theme of the story, a
combination of modern...
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Waldeland, 1979 p. 118-119: Plot
summary Waldeland, 1979 p. 118 O'Hara, 1989 p. 76 O'Hara, 1989 p. 76
Waldeland, 1979 p. 119
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summary Waldeland, 1979 p. 122-125: Plot
summary Coale, 1977 p. 58-60: Plot
summary O'Hara, 1989 pp. 72-75
Waldeland, 1979 p. 123-124 O'Hara...
