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Reymont

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Rey·mont  (rmnt, -mônt), Wladyslaw Stanislaw 1867-1925.
Polish writer whose novels include The Comedienne (1896) and The Peasants (1904-1909). He won the 1924 Nobel Prize for literature.
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You can talk to others who know what you are going through," said Maladrina Reymont, a member of Klata's group.
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The first, The Promised Land, was written in 1899 by the Polish writer Wladyslaw Reymont, who won the Nobel Prize for literature 25 years later.
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The others were Henryk Sienkiewicz in 1905, Wladyslwa Reymont in 1924 and the 1980 Laureate Czeslaw Milosz, a naturalized U.
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