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Confessions of George Sand
Anthony, Katharine | October 30, 1929 issue

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The article discusses about the book "The Intimate Journal of George Sand," edited and translated by Marie Jenney Howe. Few people are aware of the most important influence in their lives, and George Sand, though an excellent psychologist, was no exception to the rule. George Sand, let it be especially noted, had German blood in her veins. Through it she was allied with the greatest of all the mystics who dominated her age. The description of her horse-back rides in the middle of the night is not so much a picture as a mood, a Stinimung, such as the German romantic poets of her time delighted to evoke.

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ARTISTS; HOWE, Marie Jenney; INTIMATE Journal of George Sand, The (Book); MYSTICISM; RELIGIOUS biography; POETS
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