Virgins and other endangered species : a memoir / Dorothea Straus.

"Through the eyes of Dorothea Straus, all her subjects emerge as endangered species. As an adoring, wise child, we meet her father as she comes to realize a truth about him as a man. We are enchanted, too, by the old-fashioned family doctor, brother to Alfred Stieglitz. We meet the nannies and...

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Main Author: Straus, Dorothea
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: Wakefield, R.I. : M. Bell, ℗♭1993.
Edition:1st ed.
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