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Get the APPThe Author of Beltraffio
Chapter 26 No.26
Word Count: 4052
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Released on: 04/12/2017
ed that Newman passed a great many dull days. But the dullness of his days pleased him; his melancholy, which was se
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The Author of Beltraffio
“The wife of a successful author fears the influence her husband's writing will have on their son. [Note: It is commonly suggested that Henry James' suspected homosexuality is evidenced in the subplot of this story.]”