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Anchor text: Joseph S. O'Leary, ”Pushkin in 'The Aspern Papers{{'}}”. ''The Henry James E-Journal'' Number 2, March 2000

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Anchor text: The ''New York Edition'' version of ''The Portrait of a Lady'', with the author's preface (1908)

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Anchor text: First book version of ''Daisy Miller'' (1878)

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Anchor text: The ''New York Edition'' version of ''Daisy Miller'' (1909)

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Anchor text: First American book version of ''The Europeans'' (1878)

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