The String Quartet
The String Quartet is a short story written by Virginia Woolf and published in 1921.[1][2]
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The String Quartet
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Virginia Woolf
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- The Voyage Out
- Night and Day
- Jacob's Room
- Mrs Dalloway
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- To the Lighthouse
- Orlando: A Biography
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- The Waves
- The Years
- Between the Acts
- "The Mark on the Wall"
- "Kew Gardens"
- Monday or Tuesday
- "The String Quartet"
- "The New Dress"
- "The Duchess and the Jeweller"
- A Haunted House and Other Short Stories
- "The Widow and the Parrot"
- Freshwater
- Flush: A Biography
- Roger Fry: A Biography
- "Modern Fiction"
- Mr. Bennett and Mrs. Brown
- On Being Ill
- A Room of One's Own
- The London Scene
- Three Guineas
- "A Letter to a Young Poet"
- Moments of Being
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- Hogarth Press
- Monk's House
- Dreadnought hoax
- Leonard Woolf (husband)
- Julia Stephen (mother)
- Leslie Stephen (father)
- Vanessa Bell (sister)
- Thoby Stephen (brother)
- Adrian Stephen (brother)
- The Hours (novel)
- The Hours (film)
- The Hours (opera)
- From the Diary of Virginia Woolf (song cycle)
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