Re: de variationibus

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I know that I was surprised to hear about Salinger's dedication `To my
mother' because I hadn't seen it in any Australian edition of the book.

Camille
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> Does it mean there have 
> been transatlantic changes since the first british
> edition, in 1962?
>     
>                                     Saludos,
>                                                               - diego d.

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