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Reconsidering the awakening: The literary sisterhood of Kate Chopin and George Egerton
Southern Quarterly, Spring 2003 by Rich, Charlotte
17 This was the story parodied as "She-Notes," by Owen Seaman writing as "Borgia Smudgiton," in Punch (10 Mar. 1894).
18 See Ammons' "Introduction" to Conflicting Stories.
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