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What the novelists imaginatively present as the outcome of adultery is highly variable, though a representative judgement finally emerges from the diversity of their creation.
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B. d’Aurevilly,Ce Qui ne Meurt pas(1884) p. 663.
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N. Chernyshevsky, What’s to be Done? (Moscow, 1962) pp. 322–4 and 354–6.
E. Starkie, Flaubert:The Making of the Master (London, 1967), p. 297.
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Armstrong, J. (1976). The Order Vindicated: The End of the Affair. In: The Novel of Adultery. Palgrave, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-02968-6_4
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