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Mrs Dalloway (Penguin Popular Classics) Book

Clarissa Dalloway is civilised--without the ostentation of a socialite, but with enough distinction to attract them to her parties. She finds excess offensive, but surrounds herself with the highest quality and has an abhorrence for anything ugly or awkward. Mrs. Dalloway is as much a character study as it is a commentary on the ills and benefits society gleans from class. Through Virginia Woolf, we spend a day with Clarissa as she interacts with servants, her children, her husband, and even an ex-lover. As she plans and executes one of her celebrated parties, she reveals inner machinations incongruous with her class-defined behaviors, that ultimately enable her to transcend them. Read More

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    London at the end of the First World War, basks in the summer heat, and Clarissa - Mrs Dalloway - prepares for one of her charming evening parties. Yet as the evening approaches, the unexpected arrival from India of her first lover Peter Walsh, triggers vivid memories of the past until, piece by piece, Clarissa brings to the surface the story of her life, of childhood dreams, and the row so many years ago that precipitated her uneventful marriage. She is suddenly and startling aware of the force of life going on around her; of Septimus Warren Smith going quietly mad with shell-shock; of her daughter Elizabeth, almost now a woman, and of Peter, unaltered, yet changed as she feels herself to be.

  • ASDA

    On a June morning in 1923 Clarissa Dalloway the glittering wife of a Member of Parliament is preparing for a grand party that evening. As she walks through London buying flowers observing life her thoughts are in the past and she remembers the time when she was as young as her own daughter Elizabeth.

  • 0140622217
  • 9780140622218
  • Virginia Woolf
  • 25 January 2007
  • Penguin Classics
  • Paperback (Book)
  • 224
  • New Ed
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