A Writer's Diary (49 page)

Common Reader, The,
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Common Reader, The,
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Diary, the,
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Duchess and the Jeweller, The,
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Flush,
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Freshwater, A Comedy,
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Haunted House,
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Here and Now
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Years, The

Hours, The, see Mrs. Dalloway

Jacob's Room
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Kew Gardens
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Knock on the Door, see Three Guineas

Letter to a Young Poet
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Lighthouse, To the
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Mark on the Wall
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Monday or Tuesday
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Moths, The
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Waves, The

Mrs. Dalloway
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Next War, The, see Three Guineas

Night and Day
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Open Door
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Three Guineas

Orlando
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Pargiters, The
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Years, The

Poyntzet Hall
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Poyntz Hall
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Between the Acts

Reading
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Roger Fry, A Biography
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Room of One's Own, A
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Shooting Party, The
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Tap on the Door
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Three Guineas

Three Guineas
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Two Guineas
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Three Guineas

Unwritten Novel
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Women and Fiction
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A Room of One's Own

Years, The
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*
Virginia Woolf,
by Bernard Blackstone, pages 36, 37, and 38 (British Council & Longmans, Green, London, 1952).

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* Lady Ritchie, Thackeray's daughter.

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*
Rev. Canon S. A. Barnett; His Life, Work and Friends.
By his wife, Mrs. Barnett, C.B.E. (Murray).

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* Gerald Duckworth, publisher, half-brother of V. W.

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† E. M. Forster.

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* Katherine Mansfield.

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† J. Middleton Murry.

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* T. S. Eliot.

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* Violet Dickinson, an old friend.

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* Bruce Richmond, Editor o£
Times Literary Supplement.

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* Ralph Partridge.

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†Mrs. Partridge.

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‡ Dorothy Brett.

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* Desmond MacCarthy's pseudonym.

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* Thoby Stephen, V. W.'s brother.

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* Of
Jacob's Room.

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*
Westminster Gazette.

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* David Garnett.

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† Logan Pearsall Smith.

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‡ Philip Morrell.

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* Lady Ottoline Morrell. What follows describes a week-end at Garsington where she and Philip Morrell lived.

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† Anthony Asquith.

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* Subsequently this title was altered to
Mrs. Dalloway.

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† Mrs. Arnold-Forster.

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* Julian Bell, son of Vanessa.

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* G. W. Rylands.

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† A house near Firle rented by J. M. Keynes.

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* R. C. Trevelyan.

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* Lady Cromer.

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† 22 Hyde Park Gate where V. W. lived until the age of 17.

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* A dog.

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* Mrs. St. John Hutchinson.

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* Mr. St. John Hutchinson.

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* Siegfried Sassoon.

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* The Keynes's house.

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* Perhaps
The Waves
or
Moths
(Oct. 1929).

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* Wife of Hubert (later Sir Hubert) Henderson.

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* Dorothy Wellesley, later Duchess of Wellington.

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† A spaniel.

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* Son of Lord Ritchie.

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* Rector of Rodmell in 1927.

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* Miss Hawkesford

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* The graveyard at the back of Brunswick Square. Jane Harrison and Hope Mirrlees lived in a house near by.

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† Hope Mirrlees.

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‡ Jane Harrison.

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* Monks House, Rodraell.

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* Became
The Waves.

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* Miss Ritchie was the traveller.

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*
A Room of One's Own.

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* J. T. Stephen, brother of V. W. He died in 1906.

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† Hubert Henderson, editor.

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* E. Sackville-West.

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† Afterwards Lord Macmillan.

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* Hyde Park Gate, where the Stephen family lived when V. W. was a child.

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* Elly Rendel, V. W.'s doctor.

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* Ethel Sands.

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* David Cecil.

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* Queen Victoria.

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* Eventually
Three Guineas.

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* Ethel Smyth.

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* Ethel Smyth's sister.

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* There is an entry in Arnold Bennett's diary for 1930 in which he records that he went to a dinner party at which V. W. was another guest, and adds: "Virginia is all right; other guests held their breath to listen to us."

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* R. C. Trevelyan.

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* The word is illegible.

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* Eventually
Three Guineas.

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* G. Lowes Dickinson.

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* Word illegible.

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*
Virginia Woolf,
by Winifred Holtby.

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† D. H. Lawrence.

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* It became
The Years.

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* Virginia Woolf kept her diary for each year in a separate manuscript book. This and the following entry are at the beginning of the 1933 book.

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* This entry is at the end of the 1932 manuscript book.

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* There is a blank here in the manuscript.

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* Blank in manuscript.

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* Abbazia di Antimo at Montalcino.

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* Lady Southorn, sister of L. W.

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* In her workroom at the end of Monks House garden.

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* Word illegible.

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* Lady Aberconway.

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* Illegible.

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* Stella Duckworth, V. W.'s half-sister.