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... Molineux takes her for a dairymaid . Sustaining his misapprehension , Claire mischievously performs the role of a pert ' colleen ' with a ' delicious ' brogue : MOLINEUX . Is this place called Swillabeg ? CLAIRE . No ; it is called ...
... Molineux takes her for a dairymaid . Sustaining his misapprehension , Claire mischievously performs the role of a pert ' colleen ' with a ' delicious ' brogue : MOLINEUX . Is this place called Swillabeg ? CLAIRE . No ; it is called ...
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... Molineux is abjectly apologetic . His distress at his own misreading reveals him as a good fellow , although he is an Englishman ' ( 261-2 ) . With this ' decent chap ' version of the colonial official Boucicault estab- lished a long ...
... Molineux is abjectly apologetic . His distress at his own misreading reveals him as a good fellow , although he is an Englishman ' ( 261-2 ) . With this ' decent chap ' version of the colonial official Boucicault estab- lished a long ...
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... Molineux , ' who has the impudence to upset all my principles with his chalky smile and bloodless courtesy ' ( 287 ) . She hates his country and his people , but neither she nor any of the sympathetic Irish characters can bring ...
... Molineux , ' who has the impudence to upset all my principles with his chalky smile and bloodless courtesy ' ( 287 ) . She hates his country and his people , but neither she nor any of the sympathetic Irish characters can bring ...
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and the Politics of Empathy | 13 |
Anticolonial Metaphors | 99 |
Language and Race in Joyce and his Successors | 132 |
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