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Marie Bronsard
"The Hermitage is a compelling and heartbreaking soliloquy, a farewell to a lover long gone and to the self-imposed exile undertaken by the woman he left behind. On her last night of isolation, the narrator looks back at the almost ten years she has spent as a recluse, reexamining and recording her feelings of tragedy and loss in a final letter to her lover. In the process she sheds her old identity and, with the rising sun, steps into a new self - more redemptive, more hopeful. No longer a discarded object, she passes through an open door, cured of this lover but not of love, her fate unknown but finally her own."--BOOK JACKET.
| Publisher | Northwestern University Press |
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| Pages | 69 |
| Search language | simple |
| ISBN_10 | 0-810-11848-3 primary |
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