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27 Andrew Field, Nabokov, His Life in Art, (London,
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1967), p. 284.
Larry Gregg, "Slava Snabokovu", Carl R.. Proffer,
ed., A Book of Things about Vladimir Nabokov,
(Ann Arbor, 1974), p. 18.
29 Andrew Field, "Pale Fire, The labyrinth of a
great novel", TriQuarterly, 8 (1967), p. 18.
30 Vladimir Nabokov in an Interview with Robert Hughes
for the Television 13 Educational Program, Strong
Opinions, p. 54.
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Vladimir Nabokov in an Interview with H. Gold and
G. H. Plimpton, Paris. Review, October 1967, reprinted
in Vladimir Nabokov, Strong opinions, p. 95.
Martha Duffy, "Prospero's Progress", Time, May 23,
1969, p. 53.
Vladimir Nabokov in an Interview with H. Gold and
G. H. Plimpton, Strong opinions, pp. 95-96.
34
Vladimir Nabokov in an Interview conducted by
Alfred Appel, Jr., L. S. Dembo, ed., Nabokov, The Man
" and His Work, (Madison, 1967), p. 30.
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38
James Sutherland, English Satire, (Cambridge, 1967),
p. 4.
Richard Kostelanetz, "Nabokov's Obtuse Fool",
p. 481.
Ibid., p. 482.
Douglas Fowler, Reading Nabokov, (London, 1974),
p. 91.
39 Gilbert Highet, "To the Sound of Hollow Laughter",
p. 90.
40 For a detailed discussion of this see Jay A. Levine,
"The Design of A Tale of a Tub (with Digressions
on a Mad Modern Critic)", E. L. H., 33 (1966),
pp. 198-227.
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John O. Lyons, "Pale Fire and the Fine Art of
Annotation", L. S. Dembo, ed., Nabokov, The Man and
His Work, p. 158.
Robert Adams, "Fiction Chronicle", Hudson Review,
15 (1962-1963), p. 422: "I'm far from suggesting
that the book has hidden inner meanings which fall
open at the application of a key. "
cp. L. Lerner, "Nabokov's Cryptogram",
R. Kostelanetz, "Nabokov's Obtuse Fool".