American novelist Wharton writes in French for Des Deux Mondes
AS, ERITH WHARTON has written a new story in French and had it accepted by the Revue des Deux Mondes. The piece, Les Metteurs en Scene, explores New Rich Americans seeking Parisian society through two young Americans and a Frenchman, Le Fanois, detailing lavish schemes, social ascent, and a tragic turn as Miss Lambart and Mrs Smithers seek advantageous marriages.
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Erith Wharton
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Revue Ges Deux Mondes
Wharton
France
Poe
Paul Bourget
Mrs. Wharton
Revue Des Deux Mondes
Jean le Fanois
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le Fanois
Paris Clneman
Richn
Begatelle
St. James
Leo Fancis
America
Blanche Lambart
Miss Lambart
Chicago
le Panels
Mrs. Smithers
Paris
Smithers
Milionaress
Catherine
Lambert
Miss Lan
Bart
Owell
Smither le Fanon
Sparta
Idow
Ers
Misa Elambart
le Fangis
le Fanais
Joan
Satire in Revue by Novel ist Whom Bourget Calls "America's Greatest."
Fragmented OCR text from a 19th century style scene shows a dramatic encounter between Miss Lambhart and Le Fannis as secrets, mourning, and a potential engagement unfold. The passage hints at social irony and emotional tension amid a web of acquaintances.
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Bourget
America
Waldstein Book Exalts Herculaneum Excavation Plans
The text discusses Dr. Waldstein and Leonard Shoabridge's book about excavations at Herculaneum. It details Italian government delays, cost estimates, and the promise of rare manuscripts, sculptures, and portraits unearthed from the ash and lava.
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Charles Waldstein
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P de. Waldstein
Leonard Shoabridge
Oxford
Macmillan Company
Waldstein
Dr. Waldstein
Herculaneum
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Chagi
Pompeii
Merculaneum
Hesiod
Apehi
Lechus
Sappho
Ana
Arshaeologists
Merculaneim
Plemont Morgan
Rothschild
Cochran
Norton
Vesuvius
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