V. (Ch 3) Impersonations and Dreams

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Paul Mackin wrote:
> 
> Yes, the European privilege would not carry over to those melted (or is it
> melded) into the local blue collar world. 

I disagree. Both AND. 

 Also, Walditar was a Sephardi, so
> your ear may not decieve you--assuming Sephardic Jews have similarity in
> household patter to the Eastern European with which we (Americans at least)
> are stereotypically familiar. Fiddler on the Roof and such.
> 
>                         P.


Again, to me it's Both AND, when I read it, and I'm sure for
many familiar with such Eastern European chatter, I'm
convinced that just as P makes use of the stereotypically
familiar, the Baedekering of his sets, his landscapes, these
impersonations are shot full of dreams and other epi/onto
fluidities and combined with allusions to history, biography
and so on,  Spain and Portugal, Victoria, Egypt....Disraeli