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Mountolive,
published in 1958, is the
third volume in The
Alexandria Quartet series by
British author Lawrence Durrell. Set in Alexandria, Egypt, around...
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Jason Mountolive,
invites them to his
rambling country estate, Ravenhurst,
where they are
greeted by
Nurse Adams. They find that
Mountolive has also...
- most
famous work, The
Alexandria Quartet. Justine,
Balthazar (1958),
Mountolive (1958), and Clea (1960), deal with
events before and
during the Second...
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change over time. The four
novels are:
Justine (1957)
Balthazar (1958)
Mountolive (1958) Clea (1960). In a 1959
Paris Review interview,
Durrell described...
- Durrell's
Alexandria Quartet (
Mountolive,
first published in 1958), the protagonist,
British diplomat David Mountolive,
recognizes the "nervous handwriting"...
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mountain ridge near Jerusalem's Old City, ****ociated with
Jesus and Mary
Mountolive, a 1958
novel by
Lawrence Durrell Mount Olivet (disambiguation) This disambiguation...
- Space: 1999, The Mark of
Archanon (1976) – Pasc The
Legacy (1978) –
Jason Mountolive The
class of Miss
MacMichael (1978) –
Charles Fairbrother The Sea Wolves...
- NASA
Engineer (uncredited)
Justine (1969) as
British Amb****ador
David Mountolive Goodbye, Mr.
Chips (1969) as Lord
Sutterwick On Her Majesty's
Secret Service...
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Faber Publication date 1958
Publication place United Kingdom Media type
Print (Paperback and Hardback) Preceded by Justine Followed by
Mountolive ...
- centre-stage in the next two
books of the quartet,
Balthazar and, especially,
Mountolive.
Durrell makes many
references in
Justine to the Gr****
Alexandrian poet...