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Title: The great cycle. Det store spelet: electronic text / Store spelet. English
Author: Vesaas, Tarjei, 1897-1970
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TEI Markup: Gorman, Peter C.

Edition: UW-Madison TEI edition
Extent: Text ca. 448 Kb, in two files. Illustrations ca. 452 Kb, in four files.
Publisher: University of Wisconsin-Madison Libraries
Place: Madison, Wisconsin
Local ID: Literature.VesaasGreatCy
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Copyright © 1934 by Olaf Norlis Forlag, Oslo, Norway. Used by permission. English translation copyright © 1967 The Board of Regents of the University of Wisconsin System. All rights reserved. Use of this material falling outside the purview of "fair use" requires the permission of the University of Wisconsin Press.

TEI markup and other features Copyright © 2000 Board of Regents of the University of Wisconsin System.

Date: April 2004
Series: The Literature Collection

Source Text

Title: The great cycle. Det store spelet / Store spelet. English
Author: Vesaas, Tarjei, 1897-1970
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Translator: Rokkan, Elizabeth

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Introduction: Nęss, Harold

Extent: xxvi, 226 p. 23 cm.
Publisher: University of Wisconsin Press
Place: Madison, Wisconsin
Date: 1967
Series: Nordic Translation Series
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Front Cover

Bibliography: p. xxiii-xxvi.


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No normalization has been made to the source text.

Correction has been made to the source text (using <sic> and <corr> elements) only in cases of clear typographical error.

End-of-line hyphens have been eliminated, except for words normally containing a hyphen at that point. Where hyphenated words occur at the end of a page, the page break element has been moved to the end of the recombined word.

Quotation and all other punctuation marks have been retained in the transcription.

No segmentation or interpretation is provided with the text.

Abbreviations have not been expanded.


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