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Rhys, Jean 1890-1979: Critical Essay by Arnold E. Davidson

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SOURCE: "From The Left Bank to Sleep It Off, Lady: Other Visions of Disordered Life," in Jean Rhys, Frederick Ungar Publishing Co., 1985, pp. 113-33.

In the following excerpt, Davidson discusses the importance of Rhys 's short fiction within her overall body of work.

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