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That this “reality” might mean finally parting with his fixation on an impossibly idealized and unattainable woman the Zorina remains unstated if not unrecognized.
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Here was his Zorina, a “superior spirit,” at last and enfin:
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Here was his Zorina, a “superior spirit,” at last and enfin:
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It's a message for everyone to engage one another, manager Zorina Price said.
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She was a “Zorina,” in honor of the famous ballet dancer Vera Zorina, who possessed, besides beauty and a goddesslike body, “what is lacking in this warring, man-ridden world: a sense of the continuity of life and perpetual sympathy, fellow-feeling, and consolation.”
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She was a “Zorina,” in honor of the famous ballet dancer Vera Zorina, who possessed, besides beauty and a goddesslike body, “what is lacking in this warring, man-ridden world: a sense of the continuity of life and perpetual sympathy, fellow-feeling, and consolation.”
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That this “reality” might mean finally parting with his fixation on an impossibly idealized and unattainable woman the Zorina remains unstated if not unrecognized.
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Family: Mother and brother and all that includes, Patricia and Don Cantwell and their children, and the pups, Choura and Zorina.
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Since arriving in Ceylon, Paul had accompanied Julia and a flock of chattering girls on a day’s excursion to the cave temple at Dambulla, but he was not particularly taken with any of them not a Zorina in the bunch.
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Referring to his earlier treatise on the Zorina, Paul reminded his brother that his ideal type was confident and refined, someone “who has been hammered already on life’s anvil and attained a definite shape.”
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