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Daisy Miller: Critical Essay by W. R. Martin and Warren U. Ober

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SOURCE: "Fame, 1877-79," in Henry James's Apprenticeship, The Tales: 1864-1882, P. D. Meany Publishers, 1994, 133-58.

In the following essay, Martin and Ober provide a thematic and stylistic analysis of Daisy Miller.

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