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Примечания

1 “Из переписки Владимира Набокова и Эдмонда Уилсона”. Здесь и далее цитируется по тексту, опубликованному в журнале “Иностранная литература”, № 5, 2010 г. Перевод А. Ливерганта и С. Таска. Страницы указываются по оригинальному изданию (DBDV).

2 Nabokov’s Butterflies, с. 436–437.

3 Там же, с. 52.

4 “Из переписки Владимира Набокова и Эдмонда Уилсона”. Набоков относился к своим зубам на удивление равнодушно. 25 декабря 1943 г. он писал другу, Роману Гринбергу: “Дантист с треском вырвал у меня все верхние зубы. Я в продолжение месяца ходил с голым ртом, а потом старался привыкнуть к объемистому и хлюпающему ratelier (зубной протез – прим. перев.). Теперь привык – и только иногда замечаю, что собеседник украдкой вытирает то щеку, то бровь (когда слишком стремительно говорю что-нибудь) и перемигивает”. Здесь и далее письма Гринбергу цитируются по изданию: Рашит Янгиров “Друзья, бабочки и монстры: из переписки Владимира и Веры Набоковых с Романом Гринбергом. 1943–1967” //Диаспора: новые материалы. Альманах. 2001, № 1. Париж, Atheneum – Спб., Феникс.