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The Bulletin
vol.
71
no.
3664
3 May
1950
Z594091
1950
periodical issue
1950
pg.
4,20-21
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Appears in:
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The Little Ghosts
Sydney
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Angus and Robertson
,
1959
Z307914
1959
selected work
short story
prose
'This collection of Ethel Anderson's Indian stories calls back to life a world that has passed away. Against the richly coloured background of Indian life, ranging in time from the sixteenth century to the last days of British rule, rajahs and camel-drivers, white nabobs and exquisite princesses, gipsies [sic], and English gentlewomen play out their comedies and tragedies. There are scenes so strange and bizarre that they would be incredible of their vividness did not carry its own conviction, and others that live in the memory by their intense and haunting beauty; there are tales of cruelty and passion and of charming light-heartedness. The brilliance of Ethel Anderson's style, with its distinctive blending of wit and poetry, makes her the perfect chronicler of this fascinating world.' (Source: 1959 Angus and Robertson edition)
Sydney
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Angus and Robertson
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1959
pg.
100-118
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Subjects:
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cIndia,cSouth Asia, South and East Asia, Asia,
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