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Azamukazaru no ki

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  • Kunikida Doppo.
    Kunikida Doppo

    Azamukazaru no ki (“Diary Without Deceit”) covered the personally tormented years of 1893–97, during which he married and was deserted by his first wife, who later served as the model for the heroine of the novel Aru onna (1919; A Certain Woman) by Arishima Takeo.

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    Azamukazaru no ki (“Diary Without Deceit”) covered the personally tormented years of 1893–97, during which he married and was deserted by his first wife, who later served as the model for the heroine of the novel Aru onna (1919; A Certain Woman) by Arishima Takeo.

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