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Examples
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Roger is Fosca: strange that her name should echo the Fosco of that other 19th-century sensation, The Woman in White.
Hamlet; Passion; Beautiful Burnout; Wanderlust Susannah Clapp 2010
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Fosco, the Tibetan artist, might be included, although Fosco had been often withdrawn and enigmatic, and as for Wiggs Dannyboy, well, he just wasn't sure about Dannyboy.
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Unless she is mistaken, it is Fosco, the calligrapher from the Samye lamasery.
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Fosco, the plump little poem painter, had looked into Alobar's uncomprehending eyes and said:
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Fosco put down his brush, folded his inky hands upon his belly, and regarded Alobar affectionately.
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Fosco withheld any explanation, however, and soon Alobar was winding down the mountainside, pausing every few hundred yards to glance back at the placid walls of Samye.
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As I was leaving the next morning, one of them, Fosco, a painter of poems, whispered to me that I might get what I was looking for from the Bandaloop doctors.
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She found it difficult to concentrate on Count Fosco and Marian with Elspeth fluttering pages only a few feet away.
Her Fearful Symmetry AUDREY NIFFENEGGER 2009
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Most interesting of all is the relationship between Fosco and Marian, an unusually capable and dynamic for fiction of this type.
Archive 2007-12-01 Tim Stretton 2007
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The novel proceeds to its happy resolution, recounted by a number of narrators, incluing, at the end, Fosco himself.
Archive 2007-12-01 Tim Stretton 2007
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