*whines*

[silversolitaire]

I found a kick ass quote for my paper and I don't know how to find the exact source! T_T

This sucks... I don't know what to do... it's so good...

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[gareon.livejournal.com]

if you're in a pinch, go to alibris.com, look for "voices" or "voices, 1870-1914" try vansittart. that should be enough attribution once you have the full title; it was quoted in the pages covering the death of Queen victoria in 1901.

[silversolitaire.livejournal.com]

Okay, I found a bibliographical reference for that. Are you absolutely sure it was in there? I mean, I guess I can use it like that, but it really has to be accurate! I mean... wow... this is so great, that you know this! *bounces* Another source that goes is into the bibliography! *gleeeee*

You don't have the book, do you? So you could tell me the page number? *puppy eyes*

[gareon.livejournal.com]

I'm looking, I'm looking. I'm absolutely positive its there, because Voices was responsible for three thingsd: my adoring the poems of Kavafy, my being addicted to anthologies/books of quotations (hence my recalling H.G. Welles's quote) and my desperate yearning to go to Paris after reading about the Franco-Prussian War.

But I bought the book in 1982 whenb I was 12 and I've moved several times since then -it's here somewhere but i'm scrounging around looking for it.