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Claude Mauriac •ï¿½7 Books
The Marquise Went Out at Five (1962)
by Claude Mauriac
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    Snatches of Life at Twilight (Review)
    Laurent LeSage
    The Marquise Went Out at Five, by Claude Mauriac
    1. The Marquise Went Out at Five by Claude Mauriac
    The Saturday Review, May 26, 1962, p. 31
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    The Immobilization of Time (4 Reviews)
    Vivian Mercier
    All Women Are Fatal, by Claude Mauriac
    1. All Women Are Fatal by Claude Mauriac
    2. The Dinner Party by Claude Mauriac
    3. The Marquise Went Out at Five by Claude Mauriac
    4. L'Agrandissement by Claude Mauriac
    The Nation, February 1, 1965, pp. 119-120
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    Fiction (4 Reviews)
    Vincent Miller
    Unofficial Roses
    1. Three Score and Ten by Angela Thirkell and C.A. Lejeune
    2. The Marquise Went Out at Five by Claude Mauriac
    3. An Unofficial Rose by Iris Murdoch
    4. A Simple Honorable Man by Conrad Richter
    National Review, September 11, 1962, pp. 194-195
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    Atlantic Bookshelf (9 Reviews)
    William Barrett
    Reader's Choice
    1. Patriotic Gore by Edmund Wilson
    2. Key to the Door by Alan Sillitoe
    3. The Conscience of Love by Marcel Ayme
    4. Love and Friendship by Alison Lurie
    5. A Sad Heart at the Supermarket by Randall Jarrell
    6. Contemporaries by Alfred Kazin
    7. The Marquise Went Out at Five by Claude Mauriac
    8. Wall to Wall by Douglas Woolf
    9. Tell Dublin I Miss Her by Dominic Behan
    The Atlantic Monthly, May 1962, pp. 120-127
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    Fiction Chronicle (11 Reviews)
    Robert Martin Adams
    Pale Fire, by Vladimir Nabokov
    1. Pale Fire by Vladimir Nabokov
    2. The Reivers by William Faulkner
    3. An Unofficial Rose by Iris Murdoch
    4. Border Country by Raymond Williams
    5. A Long and Happy Life by Reynolds Price
    6. Letting Go by Philip Roth
    7. Riverside Drive by Louis Simpson
    8. Concretions by Arlene Zekowski
    9. The Dialogues by Stanley Berne
    10. The Soft Machine by William S. Burroughs
    11. The Marquise Went Out at Five by Claude Mauriac
    The Hudson Review, Autumn 1962, pp. 420-430