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Originally Posted by astrangerhere
My bad! I was pulling that from a journal article on the subject. I went back and re-checked, and the article does not make it clear that it was not the same person. Point of fact, it sort of made it sound like it was. Poor editing on the journal's part.
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I agree that the journal is misleading, and it gets worse. In that link to the excerpt from the journal, that I gave above, the excerpt makes the claim:
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The narrator of Sylvie and Bruno, who baldly announces "My name's Lewis Carroll" in his first fictional appearance,
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Either that is missing from my edition or the article is putting words in Carroll's mouth. The author of the journal also uses phrases such as "the saccharine sentimentality" that I don't think does the article any favours.