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. FREE WOMEN Doris Lessing (1919 – ) Probably the Golden Notebook (1962) is the novel It undoubtedly one of the masterpieces of English The play has been regarded as the Bible of Anna and Molly in the London Richard"s coming over You and I are interchangeable Free women The Mother Sugar The both went through it Molly is claiming to Anne You shouldn't make jokes, Anna. Richard's first marriage with Anna and Molly in the London Anna meets her friend Molly in the summer of 1957 The two women were alone in the London 'The point is,' said Anna, as her friend came back Molly was a woman much on the telephone. When it Richard"s coming over 'Well, what's the gossip?' Now she said, 'That's Richard, and he's coming It seems today's his only free moment for the next month. Or so he insists.' 'Well I'm not leaving,' said Anna. 'No, you stay just where you are.' Molly considered her own appearance-she was 'He'll have to take me as I come,' she concluded, 'Both he and Marion wrote-ever such bonhomous Odd, isn't it? 'This odd, isn't it? was the characteristic note of the intimate But having struck the note, Molly swerved off with: 'It's no use talking now, because he's coming 'He'll probably go when he sees me here,' said Molly glanced at her, keenly, and said: 'Oh, but why?' It had always been understood that and before Anna had always left when Richard was Now Molly said: 'Actually I think he rather likes The point is, he's committed to liking me, on 'It's a pleasure,' said Anna. You and I are interchangeable 'But do you know something? I discovered while you 'You've only just understood that?' said Molly, Anna came up with-as far as she was In this relationship a balance had been struck Molly was altogether more worldly-wise than Anna Now she smiled, admitting that she had been very Free women I suppose because we both live the same kind of That'sall they see.' 'Free women,' said Anna, wryly. She added, with an 'Well, we do, don't we?' said Molly, rather tart. There was a short pause, during which the women Molly said at last, sighing: 'Free. Do you know, 'There's nothing new under the sun,' said Anna, in Anna grimaced, acknowledging failure. She could The Mother Sugar For a moment Molly had even looked like Mother The reservations both had felt about the solemn In spite of-that was how Anna and Molly, But now Molly, reacting as she had often done in 'Mother Sugar used to say, "You're Electra," or 'Well, not quite the end,' said Molly, wryly 'Yes,' said Anna, unexpectedly insisting, so that The both went through it But all the same… I remember quite clearly one afternoon, sitting 'Well?' said Molly, now very critical. Anna, in 'I've been thinking about it all during the last 'Well?' Anna persisted: 'I remember that Molly drew in her breath, sharp. She said, Molly is claiming to Anne 'And have you written anything since I've been I've done it, and I can't stand watching you-I've 'How can I ever say why, when you're always so Molly even had tears in her eyes, which were Until recently I was even dreaming about having the tone restored reserve to the conversation; she Molly smiled, drily, gave her friend an acute, 'Sorry,' said Anna, laughing, out of surprise. 'You were lucky enough to be given one talent, and 'I can't talk to you in this mood. You shouldn't make jokes, Anna. Shall I make you some tea while we're waiting for 'I'd rather have beer or something.' She added, Molly said, in the older sister's tone Anna had Not when you see what it does to people-look at 'I can tell you. She has-yes, she came to see me Molly tended to be possessive-she showed Richard's first marriage with As Anna had known shewould, as she said: 'I Anna nodded; and Molly said, briskly, 'I'll get us some beer.' She returned the kitchen with two long cold-beaded glasses, and 'Well you'd better tell me all about it before Richard was Molly's husband; or rather, he had Her childhood had been disastrous, since this The boy Tommy was a product of this marriage. Source http://www.microsofttranslator. com/bv.aspx?from=&to=en&a= http%3A%2F%2Fwww. biografiasyvidas.com%2Fbiografia%2Fl%2 Flessing_doris.htm http://thegoldennotebook.org/book Sent: Rafael Bolívar | 1. MUJERES LIBRES Doris Lessing (1919 – ) Probablemente sea El cuaderno dorado (1962) la Se trata sin duda de una de las piezas maestras de La obra ha sido considerada como la Biblia del Ana y Molly en el apartamento Ricardo está llegando Tu y yo somos intercambiables Mujeres libres La Madre Azúcar Las dos fueron tras de lo mismo Molly reclama a Ana No debes hacer bromas Ana Primer matrimonio de Ricardo con Ana y Molly en el apartamento Ana encuentra a su amiga Molly, en el verano de Las dos mujeres estaban solas en el apartamento Ana dijo, cuando su amiga volvió de la Molly era una mujer adicta al teléfono. Ricardo está llegando Bueno, ¿Cuál es el chisme? y dijo es Al parecer hoy es el único día libre Pues yo no me voy, dijo Ana. No, tú te quedas donde Molly observó su aspecto: llevaba Tendrá que aceptarme como vengo, Los dos, él y Marion, me han escrito cartas Curioso, ¿verdad? Esto es curioso, Pero después de haber dado la No es conveniente hablar ahora, porque viene en Probablemente se irá cuando me vea dijo Ana alegremente, pero algo Molly la miró inquisitivamente, y Oh ¿por qué? Se había dado Y antes Ana se había ido siempre cuando Entonces Molly dijo: Realmente yo creo que El punto es que él está comprometido Tu y yo somos intercambiables Pero ¿sabes una cosa? Descubrí ¿Ahora te das cuenta de eso? dijo Molly En esta relación se había llegado a Molly era en conjunto más mundana que Ana, Entonces sonrió reconociendo que Mujeres libres Supongo que es porque las dos llevamos el mismo Mujeres libres, dijo Ana burlonamente. Y con una Bueno, lo hacemos o no lo hacemos nosotras? dijo Hubo una breve pausa, en la que las dos mujeres no Molly dijo al fin, suspirando: ¡Libres! No hay nada nuevo bajo el sol dijo Ana, intentando Molly, que hablaba bien una docena de lenguas, Ana hizo una mueca, admitiendo su fracaso. No pudo La Madre Azúcar Por un instante Molly había llegado a Las reservas que ambas habían sentido en el Discutiendo el ritual se dieron cuenta de que Ana Pero Molly, reaccionó ahora como La Madre Azúcar decía, tú Bueno, no es el final ", dijo Molly Sí, dijo Ana insistiendo inesperadamente, Las dos fueron tras de lo mismo Pero todo lo mismo… Recuerdo muy bien una tarde, sentada allí ¿Y bien? dijo Molly, ahora muy He estado pensado acerca de todo durante los ¿Y qué? insistió Ana: Molly aspiró fuerte y dijo Molly reclama a Ana ¿Y tú has escrito algo desde que he Yo lo he hecho, y no puedo soportar verte. Me he ¿Cómo puedo decir el por qué, Molly aún con lágrimas en sus ojos, Hasta hace poco, aún soñaba en tener Molly sonrió secamente, dirigió a su Tuviste la suerte suficiente de recibir un No puedo hablar contigo con este humor. No debes hacer bromas Ana ¿Quieres que te haga un poco de té Prefiero cerveza o algo parecido y Molly dijo, en el tono de hermana mayor que Ana No cuando has visto cómo afecta esto a las Primer matrimonio de Ricardo con Como Anna sabía que lo haría, dijo: Ana asintió con la cabeza y Molly dijo con "Bien, deberías mejor decirme todo acerca Richard fue el marido de Molly; o, mejor dicho, Su infancia había sido desastrosa, ya que El muchacho Tommy, fue un producto de aquel Fuente http://www.biografiasyvidas. http://es.scribd.com/doc/30886162/Lessing-Doris-El-Cuaderno-Dorado |
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Rafael Bolívar Grimaldos