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'de:egtandiag. *r +f esrmBath.lslng wåüb* anlrons çE}¡o noves outside 

åheir cla*s. Sheir ereed i.s ssnfs¡rwatåon to tþ.e laws of, Êsc 

iety at aqry expenÊe. Mr. G&Lawofthy dlv*åeË Bqn in*o two 

greup*s rne prÉgfeçslve and, one egÊse:rratåre* and, he ehewe 

Ïrsw these -group6 are eontinaalfy eorai.ng ínto esnflået - Tha 

IllfogrÊsËiveç,Þoweyern are alwayn the. eæes "sho suffer, beeauc'e 

they ære.:not as yeè strong enougb to tlefy eociaty with i'nprmåtF. 

.{e}nE.he'..ç¡p¡¿4tffy,,.l.t!ol'rÈa1,'Ft.}.$haptef,l"pa6e6.

o 

.1 

'+i:: ' 

J 

Thie grotrp is 

and he has so 

bosgme a nes 

the one wl.iieb attraete fÍr. Galaworthyts påty, 

srritten bis novels that nhe has ewakeRed in uaay 

eyrapathy øit}: tlre poor and lrex,pf*t"]if ) 

$oel,al. problene* w}tieh appear in the maJority of tbe 

rlove,len and. eupeeially in the earlier one*, ars etud.led fron 

eligf¡tly dif,ferent anglee aceoyd.ing to the peeitions of the 

f*roiltes correerned. there ås the gove¡lning a¡ristoerasy tn 

s&e Fêtrfsi.atË;Ë tke landeð gentry fua çfhe Oountqy trleueer ¡ 

the intellesttral eiasees in n5nraternit¡Ê ¡ arld the profees loual 

c1'aggeeinüThe3oreyteÊag4.nffir.Gatr8worthyhaeeoneto 

this oonelual.on absut tÏ¡.e nppër elassea * tb.ey has@ but one 

Aim in li,fenwb!.eh is. to presetrve their soeial etatue. Tbey 

aeeomplieb this in two wa,ys. FlretXyn by perfect self*conåroln 

sÐ tlrat a1.1 their thoughte an& emotíone åtre cû$eealed, fron tlre 

pub}ie egg* By means of this, control they build a barrier 

around, tberaeelgeËt, and. avold. sentinent ae being * Ulggr of 

qrea rese* îhey obey this thougbt * rrlet 11Ë l.oye and. hat6l 

3.et us wark and inar1,¡rn but never 3et us give ourselves aifle1f; 

ÈO 6íve outrselvee avray ia io leave a rmrkn and that iO p*at 

forgiveneaË,ü(S) The second. netbod '$híeh the;¡ use is to itæ' 

lneer over those d.epenûeut on theian foreing tireir rellgioãt 

po¿itiesrmOtralAnet eetera, sn the I'owar çlaelseer whb rre?e;¡' 

þaving been ta.ugtrt to thLnk for thenselvesn have Ro power to 

obJect- In ¡lÏre ltreelandsoF when the ?.{aI}owingå threaten to 

tr¡rn üws familiec out of' tbeir homes for not oonforming ts 

( rï "¡ro¿ern 

Englåsb soveliet: $chn êaxewer'thtrn 

3r. r,ts.;i-Í¿;îrily, rh; "så;îi*ñ--iã-rrãa1- * May lsaã. 

(â) *the Istrand. pÌ¡arigees.s thapter ÍE$rllaEa ?JL?-'

thcir demands* Stanley Fro€trand juetlfies theír aetiss ae 

arf.ei,ng from thelf,Ðsenae of dwty.t Eis br,otberrFelåx iE aþl.e 

to uee dee.per in the nratter and. get at the reaX EeqÉÊn før the 

Hallerfn#Ër sbËt$nacy - r$Ïreå y*u eaLI t'}¡elr senee of éut¡r, 

Stant;eçr* iø re*l,Iy their Bense of aelf*pre*e¡ryatiaa aeupl.ed 

wLth their ÉÊnse of eüperf.srity.*tl') 

5he esi.l.s wkich reeült frs¡* tþe n$enee of s6itf+pres+rratíonf 

sf the ãTry,gf el.eases Ëìre exg¡osed by ffi.SalerrortbSr ån bÈerng.vetrs. 

He dseç neto however, atteryt to set foråh aay remedy fon the 

defeete af tire eoeial sSrsÈem, but aeeme to ire appealing onl5r 

for ss'rê ryrmpath¡r and tenderetandlng between aÏÏ sl"asñ,es of 

people, tIn the novel"e* the reformati¡re eleruent ín [Ér. ËelEworÊÏryrts 

ântontisnç ås ¡nore comxront-y nrylielt than erproeeed.. 

fuees truçt ia puÈ fq brå}låant *dvoeae¡r than ín euþtl'ê lnony" ',. 

and. aX.th,øitglâ tþe novele r*e$eal hÊro &s ân uncorhpronfalgg slf'tle 

qf soef,al. ånetitutåøns their appeal hoth to the intexlewt end 

e$BÞti.sns is lees'otrldent end, eu€h rsof€ di&rrif lød"a(å) 

flre f ir.et of Hr.-ßaãslqsrtlrytr r¡o've}ç to êeal wåth the 

eæle.tent etaÈe erf soeiety iæ ËThe Is]and. Fharlse@snü ln shfeh 

Rfef¡ard $I¡eltan is generally esneÍdered as eãpreËÊing tlze âr;l* 

t}ûgf*:#pøfntofview.Inthethirde.1assraltr.waycerr1agein 

whiah the story spÈËs,. $hel"tan reeeives hie first i4preeefon 

of es,såe$ as being deveid af sentir*eeå and. iEprorant af the 

r'er¿Iities ef life. It, ls there* teê* that he learne t'beù 

tl) "lïle Sreeland,eü; Íieetion trI ,page.14, 

lz| rur.çggsqortlly ap Àr.t''1'g!_ qnd,_Reforrnêf ,¡¡ 

ffi oorotbytvfa'rtin, yaté Rèf íéw;óËIouer, tgtz.

e_ 

ßoeietyls serlsÊ of deeeney is ouüåeged. wheTr anyone betraye a 

perre.naÏ interest in anyene el,r*e of anotlrer and lower cless. 

3y paying the fare of, a yoiûng gt*l. wlrs rvaa ab*nd,sned after 

having been taken ts Ðåver unðer prÊmåse of marrlage¡ Shal.ton 

argÌ¡ses tlre rasentn¡ent of atrl the otþe,r oecupanÈe of the Gâ.!- 

sle6e" €.xeept that of a yãwrg I'XenÍng,Toor¡fç Ferrr+nd.. aI.Èhsueh 

almost a}tr ef the Êsnvsrsatien Le earrfad on i.n Freneh * and 

Aud,eretaad only by the th¡l,ee r¡rentåoned, aboven tbere iB an ln¡l 

uee4åate sootrneee in the atnøaphere of the earríage* wbieh ehowg 

thaà 

Sþ.eltçn that tþe other* have fetr"t,.sometlrln6 has happeffid'.r'wbåeh 

was not Jaet the thing, nÎhey eontinr¡ed. to tsnveree såth 

ad"ulrable an* øXightly e'onec ioua phl,eg4* 3ret he knaw as well 

åä if eaeh onê had shisBered to hårc pråvatetry, that thle uhady , 

*ncí&snt had shaker¡ thern. Ssm*tkång uxraettlång to tbelr natioss 

uf proBriesy c* tsûaething elangerÕua aad d.estrt¡etíve of e9m- 

,,,,,,, 

placene¡r bad, oeel¡frFed,, and åhíe sas Uy¡fs"giv€rb1"e**$'qf, bY à 

,i 

flash of inaight $heltsn srãw that at tlre bsttem of theår nùndiei: 

aail ïrxe own the feel.Íng wau the eam€.",t1Ï ne¿ne a rnerdçÞry of ' \l 

the utrlper mådðI,e claes* he d.oes not know that hi.e *vereion ls 

d¡¡etoar.rin}rerent-Êens€ofeuperioråt,y,aRd'heiggomew]oat 

åteÈt¡trþed- Ee is sn tbe pol.nt of forgetting the ¡¡*mle affalr* 

Í¡swevern whon Trerranå starts up a eonver-satien witÏi bian, in 

wh.åeh is brought to liis mind, for the finst time the ldeå t'liat 

soeiety ie not altogetber pçrf,eet. üYhe Judgænts of Soeiety 

are al.waye ehitudielrnn deelârsd the foreågnur*nn' seetr'ng tþñt 

(X} *Tl¡e Iel'anð Iyhaîåg€,4t; Þart g.ghapt'ar I r page ?' 

.,i;

3. 

ítra eømponed. for tf¿e moat part of iadlvlduel* who have seÌier 

emelt the fire. ånd, losk at thie: they çþo have Þoney run too 

gre*t s riek of parting wlth it ff they d,entt aecuee tbs pennll"eee 

of being roguee and. fuebecil,eø.,e{1} Â little furtþer oa 

in thc d.ie'eueeion he gayEroYou êre eertalnly tt¡e moct highly 

sivlltsed natlon on the eartb; you suffe¡ a Lttäl,e from the 

faet. trf I were an Eaglish preaaher øy d,eslre çou1d. be to 

prlek ühe heart of yoÌrr cenplace$cy.u(¿) 

Sheltan leavee the earriage with the feeling that bg hae 

entered, new ffelde of thought. Ée beging to exaxnlne hie soeial 

gmrf tronmenÈn and. ie d.lssatisfisd witþ tÌ'r,e reeult. Ee goeø to 

Ether seciatr eireles and, f ind,s that tbe sese charaetenietis 

eìnistg in thern a}l. -- a self-aomplaeeney vTrleh iü sould. be atrnost 

lmposeible to rpriekrs because of, the faet thet eyery 

ê&ergãr is expended in safeguardLng it. ?he peol#c of tbe 

upper elaeses are Fof the sort'wtro suppørted shâritl.eer, kaen 

ever¡rbedy, Ìrad. cl.ear, ealu Jtrctpent, and intoLeranee of all. 

eueh concluet ae seeared. to tbem ippoeeible, aII braaabes of 

moralit¡r, sueb ae mi.stakes of etiquette, *ueTr as d.åehonesty, 

pasaion, sSnapatbyo {exeept with a e anonized, e}asç of obJect6- 

tbe ïeei,tåpq,tq sufferingerfor inetanee, of their own famf.liee 

and. claeË" llt(å) Éood fsrm guid.eç theur at all tiøee, eyen at 

tb,e expense of intelligence and happineas,. Tbey haYe built 

( I } sflre Ïel and Phari seess ; 

Tþåd 

Lþid 

Part I n0hapter L ,page T. 

R f[ n lI ü g 

tItr3VIõ1,

a 

a¡,eund. theæsel"vee by th.eir snqr€Aese and restraint" an i.mpenetra"ble 

walL. Thoae who¡ either by aecident of birtb,er b5r d,el.Åberate 

action, hare plaeed. tb.esselves outsid,€ the bou¡¡d.aråee, 

are ebnsid.ered ilfstl¡rbíng elementa, to bo east out of the 

tboughta and forgstten ñs soon aB possible" EI sbould. I¡ate 

to l.årre in Lonûene*+- the s}u6Ë ærst be ss aqrful.--i$q! ltÛs ng 

good thåÏìkitrË,*tl) In thia littl"e epeeehn Antonfa, Slreltsate 

fiancáe, betrays all the feeling of her claes. 

Sheltoa, hûwevern sannot sto easiXy set asi.de hts thougbts 

aþout people leae fortu,nate than he. Ehror¿gh lri.s aequai.ntaflee 

wlth the egmieal Serrandn he has been brougkt, to see himeelf 

frûÉh tbe poaition of the man outside tbe sall. He eqlathÉøee 

wi.th h&, whicï¡ ir dangerôusn and he eEpresses hie synpathy, 

whie3¡ ia etill mÕre dangeroue. His new attl'tud.s of mån'cl is 

tgOked *tr 65ft4Ìrcð by tbe well-bred people around. hiru' and 

.&ntonia, beeauae ehe eannst undereÈand "shat he feele, drifts 

alowly asay from hl¡o. BUt he cannot regain the tranqufl etqte 

Þf m¡.sd. ¡rhích he once enJoyed,, and. reatri.zes that by his veniuree, 

,ånto gew realma ef thought he haa broEen or¿t sf the bonads of 

bis elass, and. eannot retur*r" The boek end'a Wtth hle engaget 

ment to .&ntsnia,bei.ng bïOken eff by rmrt'tral. eo¡xeent. 

rThe trela¡¡d Fharieeesa ie conaidered. hyevritisç te be the 

most poorly csnstructed of all t}re novels. It qas Hr. Sa,ls- 

( r )rT}re rsland' Pharisees' Part II, thapter fiXfII l,rPage ã*P

wsx"thyts ffrst atteryt to analyze and eråtieåae s,ocåstgr and 

he had nøt yet ettaincd, thsÈ power and euþfJ.e ty ef thought 

whieh iË sÞ effeeù,ive in later wor.ks. I"fke ShetteÐ þeËkë* 

LEngp to tlre upper elaes ln t¡¿ste and lrablü, wbil"e hè ie 

aatagonlette to it in tboi.ight and mralit¡r.ü[t] nie aiø is 

to shp.w th,et tbe eenee of *ecurity whiah ,Þststa ån t&e îrpp€r 

#l.*gses E&es åwpÞs,çtU1e anSr f,eeling of brptlrerhapd, b:ùæsçn 

slaeees" whtÏ¡er high or lew àn the øoaial Lad.el.er. ÜSe l'e 

/ 

... 

bumång wi.tb lsdlgn*ti.on st the sel,f-righteûusness of ttle 

Brítåsb m,åetdle elageeç---ndã) fie wçr¡}d }iJstdtiru realf,ze that 

they are fa t!¡elr poaf üion oral¡r by chanse'" end" thqù tþæy here 

neåther tbe ri.ght nor the abilfty ta pro,neqmce $udgxnent on 

theee whose si.tua*åon ån ],íf,e 1s not eo ðecîrre ãs thËrs 

The workånge of ùhe sacia3. syotera is sltûsrl ageln ån Ëthe 

Peürl,eisa.f in the dir'eot wa,rfare beüwee¡¡ the oldotrder, the 

e'smse*råtives snd tþe nqw oråer, Ètre progfeseåvss. Th+ 

obllgationx of nc,b:ü.l.ity to the sSrateË are eeen to be ,ês 

great et tbräs of any otlrer elaas, eËü although the Jr@iÃeg:sr 

geaeration r*ay fight agaånst t}ren aÈ f,f.ret, they eaunot get 

âwey from tbe old trEdåtiona, and, fåna3-Iy arreeunb to tþep* 

Bûtþ &ôrd eål{pue anû T,ady Barbare' ¡rêuagge¡r sancbers of the 

aneienü anit fnfl-nenti.sl taraöo'c fau*i-I"y" are tempted, to stray 

frse the rsad sf l ife falløsed by tbeir aneestsre end, o¡re,atc 

t}) *l[r, &ahewort]y 19, Årtiåøt and Reforï]€Pr 

' 

By Ðerotby Hartf.n * fal'e Review, Oet'ober' 1924" 

(:) üJohn üalsworühyE * 3y shetla Kaye-Snitb. Page 5?

ne6 patlra of tbelr owrt. Håtrtotrs roÞeB very äêer äbe pei.,nt of 

gfrtng ap b'fs seet in parlia¡eent besauæe sf the woman be l,sveÐ 

þnt eannet m*mgr. B.arbara f.e ilr danger ef far"lång i-n l,sÉe sitè 

êeurtler, the matr wlro represents Tbe Stker Eåde sf +,ke quêatfeil, 

the extreslstç S¡lt fer the filwese aad. f,ferg e¡S.rÈ.t of tÌ¡eår 

Éran¿psÈher* Iê{y Ëaøtørlnyn tb,eøe yfiung peøp}e @ght haye fetr* 

trgsnsd their tnrf,tnaüfosrs. & sptto o her e€et abs gøeeÊsseg an 

autive b,ody and a brllllant mi,ad.n se tbat ehe tr.s abås:"sarefirnX,¡r 

hrt su*e}5r¡ to giuidË the wffref,erere baçk to tbCI f,eld.* E?errã thougþ 

Éhey enffer e$lsewbât in the operatlon, Fhe gÈvae hor ø¡d.nionøf 

the ¡satter to ï]abg:t ft å* tbe g$*-,e¡ctest noãsçnÞe to emppaøe 

that people ån eur eeste arø free to do ee ttrey p}.&åa€--. T}re 

IlfeËerçRtisis of our poeíüien &ð a a,tags depenðs ðr* oatr ø.hee,r,r*ßg 

serrtain deeevre lee * What' do Srcu imagÉn,e would bappen to the 

&eyal l'anll"y if they 'sere aLl"swe-d to nlarry es th,ey t"i&ad? åXI 

t,hle rnarmying eåtþ Gaåety går,.luso and å,merå*an ffiäney,* and, peeple 

çlth pa*to, and. writer$) and, so forth¡ la msst danragiæg" lþe¡rsts 

faf, tss mrreh of i t and i t ough* to be rtoppeÉ., Iü s*f be ts.Xerateð 

for a fes crarrke,r or silly S#unfi men and. theee nsw $B¡Ëên, 

but for Eì¡etace b or for you - ther,ere only sne eort sf marriage 

posslble"-{}) Hål.ùsrrr¡ lrímeetrf realigea tlre hel.pÌ"esenees sf hls 

pooitÅon¡ før when ad.vised. by Courtier that he is not noeant for 

parlÍ.amentar,y work, and. tbat he oU$ht to give it up". he auelretrsl 

üløu fol.low yrur feeSi,nge. I baqe not that happånee*."(â) 

sømethi.ng firbæ{.èeü. in the btrsad.- t:aup&e$ with the envira¡ræsnt 

slrieh surrounde thenn årÊ tlre i.nfhrence* 'phåc'h. rceko HÅtrtoun 

( 1)üShe 

t2) lbid Fetsieiaaü Serf .s ¡oGhapter Xl" page 89 

r æ, ¡nc :d 16-4

7 

and BarþaFe gi?€ up Hrs, üsol and ûsurtier. {îhe:re ie no real 

sBsF€nss tn êithç: taçe! aã it 1s øbryi.ouË fron the beginnång 

ilæÈ both ui'I} r€Bain tru,e to the tradiûiene of thelr ts1åsg--È(l} 

l 

ì 

What Èheee traditionË $e&n le brøugbt ta Barbara srfth es¡onw}¡at 

of a jolt. Úlhlsorisia in Elltou¡lrs llfe had etnangely shaken 

ber. It was ae åf3ate,. sud,d,enly revealed, al} that Eùny Btep out 

af, thç beaten patb mlght tead to, had brought ber abarply up 

,, 

agains'r, herself,. To wing out into the bluo.r See wh"et it meantl 

ltfe he rrss 

loetJ"(2) In tlre end.' Barbara ie safely wed,d,ec, to a young Ëember 

of her osn elase,and, $Eil,toun plungee htmsetf i.nto the d.utles of 

' BÊrliasentary f.ife. fhey have obeyed, tlre lawe of their el.ass t 

bnt oae feels tfuàt their Sreraonal, happåneeg would. have beea 

greater if they had, o-oeyed, the l.ass of Ltyre. 

VetT inuoh the same situatíen ie fouf¡d ur r he CountrSr HouEer 

as in nlhe Patric ianr t except ttrat tire scene h.as been poved 

away from Èhe city. fhe ruaeter of Worsted. Sfyneg, Ho?aee pêadyee, 

A 

¡ who i.s the e¡nbodineut o,f, belåef in tlre çeta.bt,lshåd o¡rde* øf 

tlrån6ø" 1e infsrtated.'*vhen he dfeeovers that hÈe cl"d.est sss I,s 

not inclined to conform &a tiiat ord.er. Irtke Eil"tqrn, (ieorgË 

Fend,ye e falre Ln lore with an unhappåly married, ryor¡ar¡. lhcre 

tç thls ôi.fferenee, however, sereaË ffiFsi Koel and Håxtsw! 

i e,eparaÈe f,or, the sake of proprletyà :GËgrgç &es f ln*t}y te gi.ve 

up Felen ö;lt}ew because stle has grown tired of him. 

(f ) ãffigåleh T,åte¡ratr,lre Ðurå.ng the ïoet HeXf S.entunSË 

{ã}nrhe }atrrei.enF parr rr,oh*Bpï.i'f*iiit::ä'-#.-.' ',0'.-203

8 

Ånlr guesåion of, d,i.yerce for M¡re, Betrlew is bitèert,y 

op¡rased, by iforaee pend,ycç: and the ree,ter{&ftr:Ç gartoe" *&r Éen* 

våøtien i8 that tlrere iç tss ãp¡Bh dlrror*e møw*deye. r*et tÏÉe 

wôEas go baek to her þr¡aband' aãd Ï"et håg ehss her r6her"€, ahsrs 

üo Þtr'ame - tberr let ttæm før'glve each ather likg thriatåengr"(tr) 

the reetor here e&pr€sËea the oplnlon of all those who belang 

Èa tÏ¡e elå eeheel of morale. Mafrå8.6a+ ne, øæt*er how unlaatrryy 

lt nay be, is ferener, even though the dietressed. oartiee æ3r 

Ëee år¡ €sûapø to leappi;lrseç* 

Hargenf Pendyoer *e*rËgts møthern *he *roet ehe?,ffiag Èhalraeâer 

ir¡ tliie nove1¡ and sre$onSr yi6åL" are the tsço srhs æ* 

pre*ent Èhe progreee^lve gr6ap. ftftrã. ?endyce wsa-ld, agree to 

anything whtah wo,uld. make trçr so-n hepp¡r. she f,eveurs übg 

divoree and fighte desBeratety agnånst Barter and. ber busband, 

natål. shg ¡realåøe.a tbeù $[tre, Eellew n* løn6er €sreË, fer i,#earge_ 

6sly the¡r üoe.q ahE try to s'ave hån frsm the gädgpeËte sf s+E*Öty" 

*nd. appcale to Jaeper 3etr}esn åe witheî*r bl.a sult fer dÊçerea. 

s[rs" Feadyee and våg,i,[ a,re nst af,raid of €snsentf.on," for thby 

sensidetr hu.ma¡r happinese øf mueh more f,ryartance than the apiaÊon 

of, e, cietgf. sþe c.thçr eharaeters wLro appear in the rrover; Faå* 

eids of .#eerge, vho ffi¡lrers between tf¡e new ídça en*, the o¡rd, 

are guidod. by prf,nciplee wÌúch have been hand.ed. CclfiÊ frarn geaeratåon 

to generationn and, t* whíelr ttrey wtll ¡nake no gxeeï'tion* 

m. êalsspCIrthy gfveø the eneëd. of S[r" p€adyee and. aï3" hle æ,l_ass 

ån the føllewing * Þtr bel,åeve in ry father, and híe f*thefranû 

(r )üfåe üaunùry Ttârlse# ; Part I I,, G,Irapter Í II" page l'.?å

lcË*f+fåop, *r¡d, hls fstharts. feÉfrer" tha Baþsrs and *eepers of 

m¡r eetats; and r bçlåeve in æry.*e}f and &jr srn aæd By Ew¡r*s 

Ê$8. åed r beriev.e that we have made tlae eeuntr?, aad, sbalr, 

heep the eo¡mt'ry what it i*, ÂFd r belfeve in t}¡e ?trbrlc 

ssþsêt"e" anú esBee-iat.ly tf*e r*¡b1åe $ehsø}-s Èþat r saa Rt. $f*å 

I kelle.re ån my sçeåax ê$ralã and the sstrætry hou*e, and i.a 

thåøgs ae tlrey are.fcrsver aæd. svër, ABê8.*{I} 

Ia the äl-nlarr* Fbariesepil Mr" Gal.ewrtbtr hag d,aatrt wlth 

a clase whieh p$eeervec ite ao*:i,al a,tand,Lng b¡r atroxd.ång cn¡r 

shaw of, paeeåonr_ €r any Íntsreet i"n extreme våews" The f,*ratliçs 

ån nTþe Þatrtcåess and F'st¡e country ÏTouaês haep theår pasåÈåen 

secT¡rG by çe.IFpl;,Sircg lgåth the !,aws of, eorfirentåon. Tg âbe 

Fy'ør*ytøe thç senae of, ¡rropertf ffieaä€ $uet wh*t eoeåaÏ etaãrd.¿Ì¡üi 

¡a+ant fo the pendyees. ËThe 5'orsyte famí,Iy are æspresentativæ 

of that ee*tåçå of tþe niddle elaes whose e}lÈef, aino ie poss€sÊJil" 

lhei¡r not{.en of property not anly ir¡el-t¿dea }and aa& nroaegr' but 

a&ss hus¡aæ bod,åes and eeuls, 

rhs f¿"wt *tory in which the,Føre¡rËce appear ie rlfhe Kau 

of Èroperùvç¡ and th* opening eeens rs an ü.&,È Slower at *he 

þø¡rse of o3ô Jotyen Forsyte, ln the year eåglrteon etgbty-afx. 

.åm obsflrrer $tg&t ftnd,, from thXe fagï"y gatherln€tnscv$,dfäûe 

l1}"9Ït* gsun.t*Í Hy_uug* Far_t TI= €hapèer trrl, page Lxz. 

{a}o Íohn 6¡+3säorübrn By-Sh"iià'r"y*lgæiåHiË*u 58.

-1 ' ".' .: 

22. 

. ef t'håt $ÊysteriguE eÊn.&Fote tenaeity qrhieh rend,ers a faraily eo 

fsr'sådable a rauit of eoei€ty, ss clear a reprod¿retion 6' eoesety 

in øfuiieture."(l) $[r. Galawsætb has erested. thia famtlSr ae 

åypÅeal of a&I mldd.le elaÐa fa,aåliec to wbom the seace pf haae 

ancl. propert3r eeunt for erer¡rthing. ütl¡e eesent!.al, eteüenü tfr 

$sbe xan of slenertrå is the naterar, Þistory of, the Feroyt,es, 

n faatly tþe TerLeug generatf enc af whleh repfÊöe¡1t the v1rtuee 

and defeete t¡ptca} of tfre erea& lrpper ælcldtrc elaee of Sngl.and 

rn the nåne4eenth centnry - çnergãr* Íïwtnclbte vltatrlty,unçrs¡r.p 

of hea1tll' taeitu:rn pråüen aseret deteÐs*"natåon &ot to gÍve enêr 

self &wêp, i.¡rsgüucåÞI"e egotieü* paseÈo"n f,or p¡rEperågr, üending 

to appreeiaÈe -BvergtSxlng ån teræe cf uoæeyr .Ð,p€a eonteæpt for 

ådaaun Jealeue år¡dftri.dr¡alås& etrangetry eowhined, witb * sìrpê¡.- 

stitsoæ reepeet fer cenventi.sæsr and, trêstlåity to alr. whç 

deviate frsm the presæråbed. asd, reeagçaized patterus(2) 

Eaeh member of tÏ¿is vast family reprÉäêats a Èype of Èhe 

professiorcaï ganü*y e:f, sngl.and, and $eewee etanda for the rnan 

wTrsae poøaesalve åantln*te inetrrrde qryen hfs wåfe. s Et te in 

Ï¡åa attitüds towarås lrene tbat he dgs]"arses hitrñeåf, øsst 

definitery the Man d property- ÌIe is not unklnd to her, he ie 

not t¡*trt*,e to her', büù eþe iç bi.s in the s€ase that the Roblæ 

E.itr huee íe Ìrien and lt ls thf.e rearlsation whieh f1ll.s her 

w-tt3r bitterneee and. l'sathing.n{5} She gnows eøaler anð eooler 

t¡e ber aÈåiù¡tde torysrd.* hfu, untll }re realises that rÞe úeapieæ 

(3,)rfhe Man ef,preperty* part Ia tþnpter I, pqge å. 

Pages 

(a)ntrrree studles- ln ffnslis-h r,þqa*iæye* nr-*n¿:e eberrj-1lon¡ 

{6}*¡snn 6nl"svrep-þ¡¡yu B}r Sþsi}a Kay.e-$mi,tb. .Þ, ee 60, t 

I loo 

¡161 

'l

hi.g -and 

thie knøwledge erqgøperates hlm. s0l*t of hås other 

property, oret of aÈl tþe thiæge he se&}eaÈeán lris eilrer, 

håe pÈetüreÊ* his housesn his lnve'etment*,. he r¡a¿êfleeeret 

anit åntipsfe.feel+n€i out of, ber he got none,*.i*If,'aaSrone had, 

aekgrd, hån i€' he rryasrôes ta own her so¡*r,, the queo?i,ea woul.d 

hage see¡ned, Ès þiæ þeth rie}f,eule¡¡E and. sentåmenåaå. Btrt he d.id 

Ð9 ffiêlr,t*---ü{L} trrese anð }rer laver Beeü,ruæ}r represent å grsrry} 

te whom property seens nothirtg, fhey have a bl"oad,sr ontlask jln 

XiSe than ËSfimss, and. bell,eve ån freedo¡s ef tlþugbü ån aI lånes 

ef aetiví;ty * pôl}tÈcen r.e}ågi.o-n* eoei,eùy"e,È and litErature. 

fhi.s new øpiråt,eeffiês into confl.i.ct svåth tlre el'd or&er tç ËTri€b 

$'e,êru98 beåe,ngn, bnt åt S.s stin,l toe yor¡$g' to bave any greet 

$ûwer. Wf¿en Ssøåut&ey 1Ê kål}ed Erens retr¡p.nË ts lrer hmebâ,r¡d- 

Frgperty has Hon out* 

ËXn fihaueer¡rn* *he seq*e1 tû üThe Sfan of Pxop*rtynü' ehowe 

Irene l"f;såne alsn** for sÏ¡s l¡a*' dçfå¡låfely Ief,t $Eaffee. Yhougr 

twel.ve yes.rÉ have p;**aed, hs ettl?- etrrsid.ere Ïrer hta pro¡rerty" 

and T is its her sith an offen to take her bask - but ehe reto!'Ès 

üÍ woulrl rftÈher dåe**d*) and, he hæ* to gÍ've lrelr rlp* Hè øÞùaÍ,ue 

a 4åvsCfe from bern namån6 Jslyoür.,':pør*¡f[en his tol¡sårc' ae es* 

fe,ssÌ€srdentn afld marråes s Freneh €furr" Agnette* Erene n¡arr iee 

Jçtryar¿* 

(I) *lhe Han of Propertyñ¡ Part l,Ohgpter Vn-page 58. . 

(Zi åIn €hanosrryrãt Fart $r Shlp_ter_lr'p+ge-4$4. I 

ffhe SorsYte S'aga) )

¿¿- 

Tbe ttrirrl nonel, of t} e eeri,eË, *l'9 tet'r* ie eent¡tcd in t'Ère 

x'Ove sto1:y ef Flçuf, the rf.augf,rter of Soamøsn and, Jon, the een 

sf, [*lëtl*. lbeee yottng Slesple lnnsw nothirrg of, the pact andn atr 

fårøt, ca*not un'd.ersÈand 'wh3r åIlejf"r par'ent'e obJeet to thei¡P 

fråenêehåp* W.hen ,lsn dåscoseræ tlre tnuth* *nd r*ætr|age hås 

¡etl*tberts f,eel.inge, ile knows tk¡at he can nevs? n¡a¡trS Flqrr etrd 

perauadss Ïrerte ts talre þås tø .åperica* En Ê,he veekåÊss ffi6d Pf 

êlre srhû has *o Ïaape* left, Fleur *snser¿t,ç to rsarry #íshael Sont 

ø yo&ag bsrslr.eü. ffir. GalÉffi'rthy e1+are lr'efr€'and Jüt¡fân of 

:hayång any d.årect Xnfl,uenee Ån.Ion*s üGt:i.FiÊn to gå.ve up Flenr., 

fhey de nst e}.af;m ar¡y splråiua} Prs'pêtr.ty in biæ.* So father 

and, pstb.es eould heve let the bsy ffiâ¡:trï E,Ii'e-,1*æ',"wi't'boet kno- åad,gg 

of tlre faete; and. thæ facts d.eterrd.nê ÍÙn' not t'he perauasi'on 

of hie parente.*tl) ?he wlrsle etory is an atteupt to sb,sw us 

a t:ragle happening whielr arlçes is¡ the yot$l$çr $¡eneratiart ae t&e 

f€fftlt of eld GgrråaðÈ aad eçnflå'et',"*'tP) 

*hs elðef ge$elråt ion .ef Foruyte neËe¡ }çsee *ågþt of iås 

senpe of preparty and eannot apþree Íate anyÊhhrg eæøpt in terua 

of it,s value.. Íhe nq'r{ genenationr eoneeieue of itself asrd' thc 

Fg¡r,lå abçut iå., å@.6åast ive and, read,y tG ress€lli"ãe e¡rangfns tt*' 

dif,i.Wra ha$e left.only the inptånet af pø*eeesisn.çîT¡e #hita 

E[enke,yrn the q,fi.$ry of th.e saErled, ]lfe of F]eur end Hi'e'hael ie 

B* .e,.effiênt on gaedê¡:n youth, ite theoriee' its art, åts attitulËle 

towa$ae råfc.*(s) gae ohi*eËç påeture of tlre white ft$e*key is a 

e¡rmbot of tþe.younger generation*e point cf view - tlke the monke]¡' 

they ate &ife and tþrew ågre3r the ri.n6!+'Ð they gpt t0 the etrd sf 

(1) preface to olh* For+yte $agao: þaËe ix' 

ìãi"Ef.* tater tlal.swortlryd BY 3''S.- - 

The E{aneheçref çuartríärfrããårrv" oatober tr4n }9å1- 

{5} nrohn e*iää'i:tùl-vï"i;ä'Ë ñã;iä vounw Bv Lôuåse Haurreel} 

f}}e titernry Digeet f¡¡teraat fonax Bsok RÊvi;ssis*oe*t#"r& a

¿J. 

Êatere*t in tbås. that end tlre othetr" sa that nething seeæeil 

' 

to ryatter" Bb,at tlfe daes tç these theeråee - it ls wi,Éh 

tilie t'håt the bøoË i.a prlnarl.xy eoncerned, for und.er the 

str-eeÊ sf aettral Ï.fuäng¡ Jadjf,fexnnig,Êr the gbånese philseopby, 

eäl¡*}b1e6 âwêy¡"tx..) 3[åæhBeI eênnot pretend, tr be åndífferent 

åeward.e the faeÈ tf¡åt.gålf,reA FeserÈ is in tove w.j.th F.l'Ëìrr¡ 

he eanrnot help b,trt be d.i.ffturbqd by the hayd, eftret¡pdstaneee i.n 

whi.eh he fåniis Bi#hct$ and hie wÉ,fe l*¿eter,i.naF aer ean he 

belp sid.ång wíth your¡g Butterfierd, who roat hie po.et tloü¡; 

;';¡,,¡¡beerrËes he dld bi.s d,nÈy* Even Sleup Ïrae extsttens * sh@, frqås 

orer HÍ1f,red+'s gpi$g awaSrf benause þe åe a r¡al"uable aesct ts 

her eaLon* l¡l @råeh ehe haÊ col"l-æted Èhe art and, li,terary 

celebritl,es of the d.ay, The attenüion she gives to her afterriøs'Ea 

and dånu,ers fs a resn3"t of the Fsræyte ådea af propenty 

ån f¿çr, $he ee,lr"eeâe" not pLetur€ts+ råke her fathern but 

Xreople" 

$çançs hag bees cal-led the hero of tlzJ-e boøk.. rfavång raçeived 

a øeaù en the Boayd ef the Tryavíûentåa1 ?re€*m Re* 

aÐã'Ì¡Faffi*e Seaietyn he hae beeÊ ¡årrde uneaay hy eertain .G*rermi 

*åaneea whi€}t heve eone to hie nstiee" $e f,atrl.ows up þås 

u'u,spåeåons, exT?sees the Hanagglt.r, wbo hes begn d,oing sarsg 

ufiderhand; bus'inees"and reufgno äie plaee ift .indþn*tton whe¡r 

(1) n¡ohn Gaåssorthl¡ VivåeeeÈe B{eú,e:rn Yo¡¡tJrn 

By Lsulce Heu¡reetrl }'iel.È, 

fhe I¿t ter*ry Internatis¡sa} Ëook tsevåew"Ðeeember 3-S?4.

2/ 

quegtåoaed. ïryr tþe æhareksLders, *Håe bef,fef ln praperty 

å'8, å,ransfttaed wåty+ an austeren degged. *nteg?ity* 4n lntegrity 

te iqhlch,r, wken the m*reer¡t of test$*rg €sr&ee, hê iø ready to 

Éftcr ifiçe þoth fsrtune and. repr¡taål,sa."t SÏ 

ÍEr sThe Sååver S¡roons 3ï"erlr+e pceoee*f.ve årrattrrç{. çÐpqq 

rßsy rr.çår nrinåag Hf shÊel*e posÌåtiøs" Ffps a låttle eeelaL 

:. ..:_ 

f,$ss bs&wnien Fl"sur and. $fiargprie pefræt.* i¡a whleb ti*e worils 

: 

*&neþ* a¡¡d. sümltv€ps+ ãrË åntørehaaged* a låbel, caee grsilB 

wlrich ås btËu,elþt l¡¡to eor¡rË xtri.tb Hå*s Fefsar ae plaånt.åf.f,* 

Fle,TrËïç &ete#üetrnat ias to figkrt to the flnlsh and çrir¿ her 

ßqßÉ, enly gaåns fer h,e¡r p*rblic iôåeapprøs'el., fhe publåø 

n3@laåhåeq wi*Ï¡ æa,rjor'iË'r,Ë ponå$lonn. an*, fç,BË¡lt FåÐr¡rle salf- 

*i.6hteausll6.sã. On the efterrreon of the day afte* the eege 

was se*t}"ed,, tlre eoeåal" wr&d meets aå ffifs. Slngus,sEsls* 

ãfåeheçI waåehøs wåth ltttereçÈ åo sðe tlre eff*et of Èhsi.r tfßtçery. 

*SÈ4s sespgd at a baLa,nee, BoÉ @f;iipg ån or oeË. å¡ed 

then sçi,th ths elgrr iqpl"aaabitlty of tåde*, ühe wetËr¡'ms,veè 

aFay frem Fl"Ê$Ë' aad tra. Fed rottnð hetr r{$¿}*æ*.glçúte:r nb 

u 

es'nfçsç€,è llber-t,lne than thase Tflno brought b.er' te Jr*dgrcs,&t-l{.9) 

în the ,nûv'Ðås that Ï¡ave b,esr,r eæarclr¡ed ss farn $k. 

üaåêwf*þy lras éaal"t with the upper mi.ddle e1aes, and tsuehsd 

tX)nform Saler#Erùhy Viv¿B,eeta Hodsrn YoutF 

W Iouise l#aunsfeSl. 5'1eld,. 

t&e- ni,terery Bigest lnterna*ir¡nal" Fs.ok Bevået*Beseuber 39# 

(Ê)*f¡re SJ,Ïver $,poonr Pã,rt lf ÍrOhap'ter TJf,, page 291"

2ó 

oä$r äågþÈåy en åhe p&sr cr wnrkÈnË cåasÊes- ?he plate sf these 

selreãs lraqe sne f**daøm*atr. idee¡ üllab {Bçaar*se Ës¡gïâ*h ssetety 

å6 the rågË,û.røcre*effiatfse ergar*åaatipr* that iÈ Èen the lndI,vÉñ¡ql, 

åa nçt a fges a6eaü¡ àkåBt r¡o matter þss wreüeh€d æ ssæ¿n*o tffi?- 

r"åea låfç æ*y b*n she rua3r ÌierdI*y køBe t'o È*cape frem bondage, 

beeeü,*'e" €Ls nie ftee ån *9,he €øunt.ry Ee&sÊ-s eLI åqtereets sf 

eoc.iety, of, poÏ"itåes' of *h.e eþarle,b wå[]. 1áæl artrayed agatu*t her.n(t), 

The eoeial Srroblem thst, are stud.ied. are the natural suteomç of 

eårr$,ïlsetåsn and. ueuaÌ"l.y have Èo ds wi"th the æe&ere of ø'na 

. 

faml,ly, ûonf,lf.ctång foreee eomtend, te eåthe:: hêld the f,amlly 

ùoget$*rar e,w È, unåtn sr hreal< it up ís¡to frsg-eetång {nüf.vfdrraÏ.ethe 

v*etlrgs çf these forees ese ËÍen€r;lll"y tÏre ruembers of thË 

rf *fng generetíon Ð #earg@ PentlSre,s; I¡ord Hlltoun; FXeur and, Jon¡ 

whs afe toe,.øe,* b.q*k a¡*d. forÈh bcèr,¡eelr ttre Èvro 14eaø., but who 

sre fâmal.3.y wran bg s',lre esÈebålehed eSret:e&n *[ttrough they eee the 

truth wtr¡ieh reulå $ake tlrer* fr-e*,* Tdr. Gal.erøûstT¡y åsea not 

erùtåeås.e, the fry¿Ly usl.t" bowauer.. ITê crltlc j.ses the unyåeld.- 

*ng qa*åü"tåee ef the fami,l¡r wlr-1*h wi.l.I itst sllew the unlon of 

Ëer,lkind ånts a wheåþ* S€ belle-de,s tlrat Èhe stlle realty sru+ialfr$trnle 

øåÈh secåeåy ls at tbe èop of tkre organåøatforn, ln tÞe 

åan#**m1dls6, rßonenr-sl¡endfng* governing etrass'es -**{å} 

Th€ pr6b}€¡4 ;in npraternltsf is aXse a ßosia} o,aø.. b1¡È this 

tiËe,ffi* #a&sworthy ie coneevned, si,th tbe relatien of tþe rioh 

&:Hd pgiltr. the tr"qo eeatrasting groaps iÌt this nsve']' are the 

{I;]*;otrn Galewox$WlHis ï¡]ace irr Oa,nteryerê.ry f,e!}-efs] 

r-' -g$ Freûerå,e fä:É*r'to*per -lþe BÐek Hew* @;¡rth|.9*{e}y }g¡.Ê" 

,Í A I*Sãäe Mederg Ho.tel"iata:Ãppeëe iet ione anå Ss tinatec* 

'r - r - nelem Thssas S'etl.ett,r- and slleEn Sell"oÈt'. 

-,.

"zá 

æene¡fed, elasseø' r€prsfiented. by the tæ palltgan f,aqÈl'åes, and, 

åÏre ws¡rki¡g naasasr rsprêsenüeil by the ffirgheË fanf,Iy' treeë anê 

the little ¡nodel,. lbe aÞølt'y sÊtaeks tï¿e lnb*¡nan atültrrtls ta&çn 

by man tewa-råE hls lnf,erl,otsn Þut shø1üsr at the sane tåalc' tha! 

becauee of the ecnqletlone qf s*elet¡¡, â rsan EeÉßËü hel-p thry 

u.tr tlBut ce,us ing dfsetster. 

(1) 

sE*sh of us trlas a sh*d.sw ln thoee ptraeee -. fn ùhose atreot$ 

r.€EAX{kÊ $frF,:..,. stont, and it la thesesshadÊ-wEõ çh0, eatlee 431 the 

6i.efi1ptf ð$ Än the Þallåeon fanti3"y. $'sth Ë1Iary and ltl,t wl'fo 

ä.rê d a phtlant5ropteal natu:¡e, but thei.r respect*ræ methoda of 

d,ealång wlth the di;s,tfg,s*€ü âse 'FelY Èåf,ferenå. ç$ila y wae 

aonatitgtlonall.y unabl.e to refuea bie ald to anythÍng that }¡e}d 

øutahandforåt.BiEaca-**?gf'ertredherees€*--+tgthe.}soeteþ 

fo¡r the Sreventå,on ef, 3eg6f'ngnl glsieh üosk mucT¿ri*fu¿e and graay 

pal,no ts a,seertsi.n ths woreÈ."t2) the other Ðat"Lison faultry" 

Stephen anù €ecil.l,an are two of the many wbo bellene thet 

3:l,arqe*r's proøedure is the r Lgþt¿ ðll*ù. they rea}åut tþ*tt therp 

of 

:Íe a efase¿Aeeperatesy poor peop'le whp ara in need' of b.tåpn 

þut they betr åeve that a1l theee eharÍt¡r cases shsuLd þe hendl.sel 

þF $scåoti.es f orned f or tþat purp*ee. Tbey feeL that t

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øæfer e*ã ** :ædéåø. åê crl.&' wemf,æ* å**w æ æ&*ær f.sr * #s* 

*åeêg Ès åøø& *e*e fÊ.æ*,$g#{å} ffe h#ffe effiËþncs*æs *}¿e t,çrifælw:r 

#f @s$*sb* øfuå*h *m ** y*è åke *+r-*}rørå*y Ëry whåçåå **åé BlÞps 

#&ãs#ÞË eååêË. #*øgrleæl* æBrê k¿# ffiffiså s*n þe æsffi S.Ëf åbß &üø* 

f*rêgnzesef tþe seffiåsg e3uffin Þe* q@r ra##$ v#mr *,strefuå;ret t*, 

eÉe*e¡*#Ftr f,heås *.wr* åxqlp$seøs Þ w*æ5r*,mg seÞwe* *Mü** 

l.:_ 

trks dås*ItFhåæe eåwr*ü {ffi Ëh#. Þåfe. ç# t&e firæ}"t&çam* ås th* 

Såttl-s æÈdø3.* it ætren#er wb**æ ær¿æ,* *s æ sl.$øeú b*eE* fæ*,ø*ré,* 

I"ese anå æt¿* *f r*+rk* *Ìre *.* çlweer* hF Hå&.s.rp Èa cf.t f,çr 'H,am*¡E 

**ffi pss*l¡pe, ffi€* tkn, å*e&'* *n* fcrs þsr s¡*åfcbr.e hf pewå**s# 

taçe wåÉr¡ n'sx.# se&Ëff* ex*# eæ+f-n& È}¿Ëåg ffiåqë å# *s g#&sbå#" g#Ë.1#ËÈ66 

üf Ï*S,s åfçl"åkæ S*s ffi*såæt*,*r** hs æbe€&asgety sef,ç¡æ.pe è* &a*r.å. ,b.er 

@Y6Er t* ffiFs* Ë*&åeeäff Sffia1åpåaee øå¡w $.* *#*ææ*åeorgr *,f the l*eøgpø 

f.*p ffi*qs***.mffi #rpezærm ' * &s¡*s &æå &åq$k Sap*r*bg+ sÉse-Ílg s***æt, 

øf È#rw Fs*å*ææ ffisps f#È'Ëgs¿¿6& åva Fsp$[* æd &pwæ¡wer tæ Éhuræ- 

4åy ffiSs fsff YåssBår¡g Sf,tr&s*"{H} Fþs rese$,*,s €f **ås sâattd ËË èm 

ehow lrgw true are $åe-g,ùemÌæ wprdø**Í.üûs gnfsr n*È to æe4*,14.# 

*hø wss¡*# ê#Éxê,*.ge#-Ë,åor¡ *,* Bt*$ ox¿ lälå*tË$r+s Í;mtee*sä fa *he B*¡,ân 

*nS }rL* wÍ,fr* þe*&cãr,*ç e}*æsâsd. fr+r* år*ffi* F;r*ä esryg. &å$ø þo 

*æ$ffi ghr.å,È b$e **uxss *.s nc)8, e*grgæævså eS &tr årtm Sf åesx&s åae p"*S* 

slste :fn f,å. tråaæl&y åtre r*I.et,åsïle ¡¡*eâ€Bç€$ F¡åm atrd hts sifs 

bee*me we. wtgæåffi#d thet i¡.e $eçåd*ç Èu mu ¡l'bgg'ed* gh* f,est 

thflt åa defgrg sç Íre nr.rsä f$rsrke åhç ãåètle n:mðel ear¡see håË 

{&}s$rst#'FnåÈ3r* üh.epåer 3Ë* pa6e ËÞ* 

tËl åþÍ"€ *$aaBÉ*r $ n F*#s 8* '

¿1. 

ng' e!'tght aÍlnûyaËs,e, $*r he hnswa thaå sþe is d€ret€d ts hå4, 

aBd, that wÍ-theüt bån¡ eþs sotrlû bs êestitu.ta. He feaÎ.E thgt hÉ 

wst take þer wi.tb hÍe, èxrt at th* 3.ast såp&te he røalåaça thst 

#EÛh sa *st ror*Ld þs frgaaefbåø. ffi wst,tse åa #tsÞÞ#n *gIaes 

&trs eaved, ræ¡ åt kas trit*æphødt ssÊF &ðr Eûet p'r@.Èúrc {*ut¿**J}) 

I* grt.tis!6 Èbis nsvet, fiS. #a&æwf,€þür hae sbsw¡ ]î,.4W, LlÎBoE* / 

petenù are the trrBper elsseea shæn they w,ks aa at*æpt at fraåernåty. 

Shetr @üe,of Ï"if,e fa'r ffiey &êæEr,Ðtte&s Fest has bøen 

a&sh thaå they have been ehelterled 'f:reæ obsefvång teø oìL.asaly 

ttre oonditfon of the p,t6tr' a.r¡* *.o thøy hase no real knowl,edlge 

sf êhe èæøgøraÈe fåght for eXistêr*çs*, *håch g€Ê8 orr åa øoEå 

åøntEmgn$ hsuses, :fþiê al.æs,e te @åçk thû æãtú,Ëens b'el,ç:*gçå 

thst theee peÈple {ebe psep} Låv,e*, hscatleæ they eer thæ, 

b¡¡t tþey *,åd raoü gEEå it * wåth *r¡eh ø¡rÉseÐrdåaeËy eaffiÊ Þed' tha 

TF€b rf e-oeial" Låf1g begn #pïtsr"..,*,,*Sü'Ð¡rhen eËê ,Ë€sùi[.åA," aEd thglr 

tho,usasü,s' knÊ,ç åhtàse trrh*åo-w,ç+ 8õ thç PeøPLorkøem tbgß s* 

etg6E, 4F d,iatråøta, qs sçisstsÉL tnåuetrLea, or ¿iffe¡rent sErÈs 

e,f workçlìs¡ Fnew Èhuø in tþe uapeelÊy of pere$r*s per.f,ar6|.ag eåû 

joþ* for them.; &trt as htffi$r .beùnge pg,s8ssBjång the 6.4Ã¡a f,asalÈåes 

ar.ld. paesi;ons *åtb ??re¡r¿s,e[vgs" th,ey d.fd noË*. g.Ou&d. nøü" hnolr 

åhem..*{ã! Ur, ßateworth¡r exgn.af,ne th&t t}l,e'rçaser¡ fsr thåË 

'*¡F a mers matter of the'*, ræs. .3bå üFPêr elaee shgl¡rks in 

tr} 

{a} 

t$:rater$i-üyi ¡ Ê3e*pter' lÍ.* p*6e &42 _ 

'Ibid * )wlIn Pã#e $å6-?

2/ 

Ehßexr Bhyeieal reryo1t fros tlre rage of the posrrf¡'ore the'f¡f 

€6'a1,Ëe langu,agr" and frola the r¡ntid$¡neee and. the amell'e af 

their homea. E[eøþers öf s-eq*,siþrknors thÈt' whatçYen they 

t'' 

mfgbÈ s*rÍo wheteVer Kg¡xêI¡ *"fuey míght glve¡ ûr tfeg, ê*r.ute. 

. :rtl,. 

their ,hearte could never opsn unl.saa - ur¿less tlgþ,,c.}aøe* 

tbeir ears, and elrss and nosea."(ll 

,.,.'' ', t ' ': r 

å, ratber paåhetie cbarseter ia' fuitrodu#,eü t$tå tbe]ùrø*el, 

fFraternlty*t I.n tlre peresn of Er' $ton@r' who ie wI.itång a' 

þook on îIßiversel Brotherhood.' The t'iæe of, the boOk i8 set 

ln sone future ege in whieh nLl men Ll.ve*aa þlr'pthe s and gefÇ'gF 

tø the naçt w}}an they wéÏ}e dlvided into claese'e* A egntenee 

froe ühe mae.terpiec,e expaqí¡r* tù¡r men were noü *ble, €t that 

tine. to uniùe ín fellowslrip, although attempte were mad'e to 

*p sO. ãT,hey weÏ,e füll of feason, etnE€ienee' hOrrøfrfUu qf 

iffifi¡atieaeef aontearytn revolt; blrt they did not Love the maesee 

of theXr fellow-pen.*(ä) Îflr" $tone is sto abserbçd ån tbe wflt* 

fug of Ïrie b,ook, thqt his attentfon ean lrardly be drswr¡ frøm 

i.t a eecsnd, but even he f,eeLe at laet the dishar'læny Wlrieh 

pervades his farnl].y, *nd in deepair at the failure sf nen tt' 

r9Bê into he¡îË¡Fily, he criee outn *gy brÊfn is clgu*ed' firgaå 

snívereef, I cau no Lønger d.ieesVer ås rny brçthere tþßt they 

arå oït€,r l ann nst worthy te *tay here ' I;et Êe pâÉF Í'nào 5rôË' 

and. die .' ( õ ) 

(l)nrraternitYÐ ; 

{a} lbiil 

(s) f,bi'å 

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Chapter XW IrPaSeÊ 156'? 

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Thi.E aàzðy has þeeã an *ùtsrept to d*gg1see 8tr.#e3Ësel:Ëhyrs 

sËü-É.tude tos*¡¡pds Ea€ErÉh sooåety. Ëås analSrele hae sho*n tbat 

eoøiaty lssoqpoeed ef Èeftntte elasooE þatween ûhl,elr there ie 

*€sTr l.,Sttle lnter*o¡rfsg. fbê éqtsehryênt, hower, dó.ee aet 

aråse ss mu¿h fres a t.asB c.f aSmBøtÐ, ae fgas a laek sf lnós- 

Ledge ühêt' all, peeptre are hunæ, aÐ ¡eatter çhat their øtetiea 

*a Lif,e. $Ëe*uee 1t is ignoranreo,, aud rsü *e,},åberste uak*r¡d,-, 

n€Es, wbieh underl,ie€ ùh.e esnse of *trperiortty of tbe trpper 

+'l"ag*es', ffi-, flaletrOf{iÌry*s gs,tÊrs ef, thgn ts not 6€rere. äL€eråtteånæs 

aårû to wke #'ÈÏr€ åndåvf,*r¿a1. and. escietSr eetrf#tlen* 

ecl,oue, altrare of faete anú poeåtisns to wtri,eb they were not 

(1) 

b,efore æLlve, drÈeh ie, aft4:*l}'n a etarúüng polnt for refg"àlå 

ne,¿e not bitte* l"n the e4p,oof.ng of tÏ¡e f,r*ütl.tty sf, etrsgg,fo: 

he knose it is an evil, of raany eenturteer standlng, which êÊ!tnoù 

þe cured. fr¡ a mirærtç. The chareeåerre who beLøng to tho 

uppef set reseive f.rem hi,u, in many êêsea, êB m¡eh a¡rnpathy 

gs ùhøag &o have na eastg, bsoauee he €an aet* tirat they,tûÐrare 

human Jnougþ beneath thei.r cold, ertarlor, tûs the øne 

hanf, be rülderet¡*nde *nd l¿a.s eorupaËsË.ss fer the rnde¡-deg, th€ 

Ilsorr'the hnmbte¡ and on the other, thotrgh he eaa:amLle---åt 

the outl,ook and pnetensions of those ol.d and prosperoue fani.- 

lles whp æove is t}re beet, ctrcleen andreomfortably naterial- 

*.etÍe.n hêïêrin pl"aee of a BênÐe of brotherheoê,aequireê an 

{ 1}"tne Hod,errr Novels Ëll,aaboth .4. Ê¡rew. page 43

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i'lteraåIeaã'le s€eÉe of p,roperÉg *æ th*år ætrv*a, @ns$¡ Þor*saan 

he i* not bLånd te the ffuier hftrËan qar*f,1tÉsÊ, thåt l*nd,erlåø 

ûheir ånherftryû .aoei.al coprrecrtå,*na.e't & l 

{þ} s*Egs sf t[e'*e,rn #f,ilb $Èr,ss*e ^&* St* $eirfl A*útË*," 

the tTanadË,an MaËazÈ,$gn ffssembetr' Bñ,Ê$',

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TX 

F. sår,gw0Brgt's. TEws ps 44FRI+@ 

fJa sêv€ratr novels Ënr" Galsçxsrthy dest's rrith the pr'oblere 

trhfeh eUrround mafrta6a" aRd ehoss bov pepple 1rr love eclna BP 

agalnat l.ta ],awe, fHe !e esBecially coneerl¡Êd wåth the dlffl- 

e*IËLç*ghich*a3rariseånmarr1aget}rrougþHån.?såEFt¿äetferpo.ssessíon,t 

(3.} 

Fb€ bea,t €Eaüpls of hsw the sepae of Prüpo:$y eån r"rriÊ Èhß 

bappåuee,e ef two pEople X s found, in the csrrree of the We

3t. 

Àstu*tr ¡ross€&aion, howevsrr rüeant noÈbÍn6 to f.Esne, E€F 

nettrre wae stæh, tbat lt was tha pl.eaãur€ she deri,vçd frsr¿ wsrks 

ef art" or.froæ ber fri.en&s, trIr1 not the s¡ere s$mersþlp of, them 

whåeh waç the lmpertant th,lag" Te be kept in bend'agø wheir ehe 

rs.?fr.teå tô be free, ae€mÊd to her notblng short of elanery. t{ken 

therefore Ekrø f,sr¡nd a ur€Ðas of eaeape frsm her sret,cheð peeitio4 

Ehe lrarsed,åat,ely took adsantage of it* and it wae only beeauçe 

of the Íntecaentien cf fate thlrt ehe finaltry returnçd to Íloames. 

The iÈoa sf ¡roeeesøåonn wtth reference tç wltee has beên b¡,øken 

dow. to a great eæt*nt f,n the lest generatf,sn. Í!âas€çt w*s & þtror 

ðlret of trre Yietorlan a6$. Sfont* in sThe F]¡ite l'{onkeyrt ls a 

sehåld. of the time rqhen the.¡rÏ¡ele åitça of rrrdXrertÍ* and. eepecåa}}y 

of properà5r in wtrvss is 3soe- n6fl,-*-s{L} *yle one t}¡åag that, sakes 

þleærte EårriÊd. låfa not whol.Ïy íntolerable ís that ahe is frÊe 

to d.s ae slre plsa$ss, Evevr when he re.sliuee that Síilfred. is in 

love with her, Ïfront s¡åkes no atterryt to hold her a$æinst her vi}l, 

r.Stls alf. rígþtrFleuf. You ßrtrs,t do, çÌrs¿t yau Låker X¡6ì¡ knotr* 

lhatr-,s on}.y fai.rnñ he tel"le her* *nd. æhs atswflfs g1þr ffoutrs 

råther +*n en€êI," tå) ger poel,tlan is not t,å^ke that of Irese fu 

rThe r&aa of FroBeråys,, wbo has ta fi€t¡fi for her freød,on. Slenr 

Sras never been bound* ani knpwe" that eren though Ehe døee not 

lorre l€snt paael,enatel¡r" ehe is as happy with hå.¡m *s she erer 

rqÉ,ld be with wllfvad* 

i 

tl) #sh.e wrlte Ï&o.nkeyn' lL rev***åi_å*å"ntäãä.Tilternrv $upplewent" 

tã) *The W]¡ite Mofthey* Part fI*, tlrapter Tn PaSe 1,66*

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I.n *The Han of Propertyrn Ur. Galsffitrtlry hae sb,øs¡r ühat a 

u*arråage tn whlch ttrere la the l,d,ea of Fosseesios aust faf,X. 

Irene d.ld not love Seåm€e, but she eould have tolsrateü hås åf 

he baê not poaed. ae her ow¡eer, .*,e tt wasr her feeling for,bln 

tnrngd, ai,nsst to hatred., asd. ft was qnly natural that ehe ehsuld, 

Igok around, føv a, Bgans of esÊape* and, flnal,ly leave hlm. Itl 

*?ho WÏ¡ite Kon&ëÍrr the sl,tuatÍon ie eaved. beeause ftfont daee not 

ts@hÊ an¡r claime on Fleur, so that alth,ougb her l.ave for hl.æ 1e 

not very rleep, ehe ceunot actlrally dielike his. lfr. Galawertþ 

sÊ€sß ts feel that ene af the greateet eufls sf the 1ústlùrüi{'on 

of' marriage is ¡aanf e instiftct' for poaeesoion. 

In *Sï-e*urnl*,y't there ie anotbes erçLanatåors of vrlty sone 

Bas¡¿ågets g6 on ühe trôshã. The tret¡þLe þetseert lÏllafy aud. 3ùæo 

Ðall,ieøu haü åts begÈanimge ih e eharsaterlstie peeul{,ar to }þ 

Eåglf sh pe6pll6, naraeXy, a repr"€sslor¡ of a1l k¡ustan ennetlons. It 

çaa the reetrai.nt tn Btanra{e natËrs whrich haê elowtry kitls4 aItr 

flileryle lene fsr he¡r, bnt øÌre csïrld, not þreak asray fron ltrbe' 

eåuÉÊ of her ungevêrnable prida' sfrcr prfuI'e hed kept her baek 

frtrn Hålary'ur¡ti} she haá fetrt herself a failure; fler pridc haê 

ao reryotrted at that faltrure that she had }eå, the way t'o r¡Èúer 

eetrengement. Her pride haet fo¡rced ber to the attitu'i[e of one 

øho se¡rs; 0l¡tve your owr llfe¡ I should be agbamed to let you 

ste tbat Ï eare çhat happene betçeen uË.r Eer firidê had eoseealed 

fron her the f,aet thãt þeneatlr her vcil of ¡eoeklng liberallty 

tï¡ere waä en eesent ial ¡ssman tenaef¡oue of her #& avid' of 

' 

affeetåon and eeteem.6{1) 

{1}çFratertrlü¡r$ Chapter. Ïffi" page 1SP'

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?hie retleenae of tbe Engl"letuuan Ís the root of moet of the 

egÅ}-a sh;lch l[r" Ge¡.sfferthy atÈaekg. It ås the sæe thlng which 

ma&ee Åt f,mpooe'lble for e¡rnpathy and und,eretanding to reign anor¡g 

€ea. Ts get tnre happl,neee'out of }if,e" oae mrst be able to feel 

lÊfe, aad eæpresc app¡.Fe+f atå:on of, it " ls ba truly heppy Ln øafrlfi€êr 

üwo Beople mlst þe able to gÅve t,o gach other *trl that they 

*esire fmm sne s¡¡ather. We harc g?êr5r !'eagoa to bellerfe tbat 

Eåla:ny aafr 3åanea trer-ed eeeTr etheE whenþhey marråad, Þüt Gvs¡y 

reetige af, Eålaryr,õ trsss for hls wi.fe d,isappeared, wlrsn ehe wae 

r+nab1e to l.et hi¡n se.e tlre reatr ð€pth of her affoeü1on. 

One type sf, narriage wir:teh Mr. &alFworthy attaeks wåth great 

fonce, fF that in which aål Isvefs abeent. SoSo of the hasbande 

and çtvec in his nouel'e* liì

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¿)e 

tf Frepertyã ¡ åutlrey Ëoeå ær¡.Éd fEåltsun ln *ffhe Patråeiann; Selen 

3eúü1€,w anil Gesrge Fe'n&¡rce in FffLre tountry Ï{ouee*tt are a}l inetånees 

"ish.ieh íLl&etrate biæ belief . Iri the c&se of ê-ndrey and 

ffiiltoun, love i*.vaaquf"shed by eonvention, *ut the other couplee 

defy aoelety and. openly acknowled.ge their love¡ 

' agoyoffit åe the stqry- of the unbap,py ñrâTrlage of Gyp and 

Fåoregn-Ee"amtsåe3a.nqtthgreetäa1enè*bgtanerratietem,- 

per.ameuts wåtfir d.estroyåæg hås f¡rtrr¡re by trecklees l,ivlng. Gtrp Har- 

riÊd, h,fe' not out of Leve, but ot¡t sf piåf, and a deeif;e to eteaûy 

hÅn so that sne d.ay Ïre mi$et beeome a fe,msus vf,ollrrl.st. Äliao'hle 

Ð?Êsetls that ebs wæsaù ånapl.raå$on åo his appealed te her príde. 

gþs süûn d.åecovered. tlrat el¡e wa# nst his æåetrese" but rather h,f* 

olaven and that het i,nflæentlc eculd not"'ËÆêSall. up&n håm to give 

np hi-É wg:A¿ Låfa* $he was en the polnt sf leaving him osvetrel 

ttnes, but her eompaesion for hfui wns so gr'eat that she eould not 

l 

stÉ,el. her iaeart agaåneü b.im, and. øo their life togethen eønti,ll-ue{.* 

,r 

She flnall"y diù leave hl"m, h.owever, whe4 he .showed. her that he .'', 

hatef. their baby åt E,ueh an eetent tl¡at be brrtised. the cþÍfd; bf 

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hie rougþ h.anclling. He¡r fathsr þ€gpd þer to s!¡e for cllvo:se,e, brå 

;. 

her lnEtinete ref*eed nto let everyone knsw her eecrets aad þBf- i 

f,erl.ngg-refused'thehotr1ewptretenceinvolved',thate}rehad1wed. 

hårc çhen slr€ aever had - It b.d been her faul,t fsr uarryi.ngrþtn 

sithout love -r (1) 

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(11 *Þeyçnd.s¡ Part Ilt*€hapùer In Fage6 2*64-5

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yrÞn thç øc€ste theå f,så}ss ben æeparat,ion f as låersen* wÊ 

ese that Gyp,træds a ,çåetake *n not obtaåuing a d,lsEn*c.$I¡e g&røuXd 

ncùkrave atn,.awed her pråde to Esep her bsru*d *o the r¡an whs eausçé 

her a* mrsb paùa. Wlßen ehe f,¿åle in leve -såth ðt¡æffierhâãrq" he:r 

paaaion is eo great, that, net be¿ng free to øarrar h,å6¡, øhe openLy 

goes to liue witl¿ hlm" 

&ne reeei¡rgs thc inpreseion from such a ætory thæt H[r. r¡641's+, 

r*ftlry Ís advceatåag a change iu ùbe laws *f åivo¡'ee. ffiç saøffi 

to feel tbat dlvsrce sbsul"d not J¡e so Cif,ficult, ?o obtain, ner 

:sf¿oul* it þ,e rrçffer&eå raith xueh hertror aæC d.iegawä by eantentåpn* 

al people. lïi* opinion is¡ mueh liko that of tregoryrs in ß|ft¡e 

Sountry Housen * whe, when Ì¡.e learne of tbe diffåaulties ¡rhieh 

aÈåend. tbe dås*elviarg sf a nãr#f,å¿ege, êxûlaima -Ff regafå rqerrÈagç 

aå snÈfed., an$ wheu*'rrhlei*. God f,efbåd, it proVes trr¡*asrerl, it ís 

horyåble tç thånk of Èhese fsruaal.{.tåçæ,Ë {X} Ms, €alawort}ly hae 

no patåence w,ith She belåef of the ghterch ü.haâ mertrlâ6re should. 

}a*t fsrer+,r. ß*nnp&åf,led *ivorse laws çeuld, end, many tmXrappy 

Bå¡rpå#¿ges* and Rst, frþerpËtüstt* É&.em *'n the a&ïf,€ of, esnetÈty and, 

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prgþrleùy-{ tg}l 

3EF. Galewo$tby m:ay Þe eeverery ert'tleåred' fsr hie d'ectrl'ne 

Of r*r¡}i$,Èed, freeel of thought and. action. the triuwph of euch 

theeríea qretgldtsrî(l.ÞìÂbtedt.lr reeult, in iaÊ &ge ef eenftlsåÐn. Blrù* 

ae ¡minted, aut before, Ë[F, ÉAl.swofthy ererely Ënpã6€a ttrre fau]ts 

ef the ånsttÊutåsn glbåeÏ¡ ha eråtiefse6n and doec nçt' majke any 

eåtempt to diøesver bow thcy nright þe :remgd,åed. 

[¿] *t¡rc Ëormtrg s+usen¡ Psrt I 

iql * ffil *al's@FË'hY at ArtÍ'st 

Sate Hevlem, 

, Êhapter IX.n PaËe T9". - 

å-n* nãrornner*i -Ðorethy ã[artln'' 

0etsber 19#.

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ut* S+åËipo$rryt.s" 4ryn¡,g,Êl å**: .såqsJw " 

, ffi tlre storåes sf lrese ard, Saaæes Èn t$t¡.e Man ef Fropørtye 

snd B¡LaÊea and Hllary in E}?nåÈennitgrs S[r. ealsrcrthy ål]-rraùrstee 

bøw the 1ovç oE' tgo Beop,le for eaoh other csæ be dtestr-'eÐ@''rrh{x'G 

by the etory of, $fp and ftLatsen in *gey'ond.{l Þê shoçs tbe ü}e .r 

egreoab' e reon,Lts øf a teÍ€Iees marr|ågG', lt is a uetlEeablc fact 

thet feç ef, the marriegÊs êeeeribgd Êu the novela are þaasd su 

eÞy fu¡tøsae 19,qË. Sreat peeglon* rSþeRêY€r tt appearsr l* por-. 

ÈI'êfed aø r¡rï:ån#ng u¡r Þatweçn Èæ peap&a for wbos ÚeËrå€ge Ès 

eåther lmpcecåÞtro sr eb$ee,tåonsbi a, lfþere ar'e four novola rhåch 

üEal prüæerlly wÍ.*Ìr PEÈsËi.*B'¡. 

*Y¿Lla B*þs'ttû*¡s8Þe lleËk $'Xower*; 

ü,3s3,ôüÉ*; æad^ $$al.nta Freg{€ss.t wåth the posetÞtre txeqrtlaæ of 

*Sainå*.l' .*Ë1.og3aasrû È:t¡ç,re i.Ê nê ços'i'sl' bêÈk€ãf,ôt:tn* i"n any. ef 

theae etsÍta$* ghetr eele *im is to p ey elnåt pea'sl'on åanaad 

ùo e.hsç heç lt rfr,ltr 6+erl*¡:-fd-€, aX"l $bstasles in "úte Ëo¡l'+ The 

rtucty øf ito Berei"eteney is aot restrieted' to these aovelsnl¡ogl- 

,éTel},' fÊrr, tn qlx slr. üe3,8''ÉÞrthsr*'8 þÐOks' t'bere qra Erl.y two 

sås,eã. *n wf¡ieh pau*i,ea åa $ot trÂumphænü" IB sTo Ï*6ù"f, Jon 

gÈ.vea îrs FleÌrr beear¡.se of paet lrlntoliy'l lt! tlhe satrtefna * 

ffiX,ltsungtrvpat*ï¡-à¡rc[:leygoË¿belpaueeoftr.adåü'åsn* 

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TheetoryinnvitrxaRt¡.beinülgahortandø'Êepl.&'SbsÊ'*tl'aç 

t,hegar.d,ofseæPaul.nfal}*ðeeplyinlevegtthÀlÞ*ßÏtafø'

3l 

apênn*,teÊç artåFt, On the grounÉe that llers þas neåtþer mÞn€y 

asr f,asåLy, aI.L #hråståant s relatises objee t atrenuor¿-ely to her 

€ngage$êilt. HegPaul d.lseovere that frara wae ÊnË of severgl 

an.archåsts øhs had eat¡.sed, tr'auble øoø* yeâr6 beferen *,nd threatene 

to gire irf-m trp te the po}åcc if &Ê dses not l"eanc thd eçttntfy* 

Th,e eituatåon ãeenã hegrel,ees, ?ilrt IfÈehslae greffr¡r' Chråøt$.a¡rte 

unel.e b.eûng sÊr¡rß,.trhr{t afrald of tire øffee,t oppoef tåon $Égb* **** 

@n hXe nfece* nranågËË to geå $Frrã ån&o ftaî.3r *f,te¡r a rrigþ.ttø f,Ècree 

drårfng. $!81 a rss!¡åt sf Ìrj.e eff,o,rüo, Hr'* ãreftry' beeo¡r'¡ss s,€s¿eÊe* 

l.y t.11, ancl ë]¿riståææn realiatng all thêù üe has done for ber*êar¡* 

not fegee herself to }ø*tre bim arad gs to lIars" 3ut even shåI.e 

: fihe øaåehsø hira dur!.n& itis il.Ï.neesn ehe knoffe ,that åt is Tiet her 

uncLe, b¡¡t hør lover, v¡hc oecupie* all her thoug?rte. She ea,nnot 

help þlaæing &îs 

" lref,fry+g condití*n f,sr eeparaf;årrg her frem 

Sara* $he knewe t,håt her a?tit¡¡de iæ not fsir to nfir. fref,frly* 

fir¡,t sho,easnot eentrel her d.suJres- Ëtren at last, after l,råç 

d.eath* she ie frec to maygy* s,he say6 to Saraa tfrsve i.s atl aelf * 

X wnted, hi.s to d.ië'*& tL) 

3ãr* 6als€-þrthy Sras sþowt th.e selflshr¿sss of paøeÊoa ån thia 

: 

etgry.Þeopl.efnI,oved'geíretogøeepereryt}r1ngthate6Ëeg 

betrreen thes¡ out of thÉir way, no matter" hav'røueh trou¡*1e and 

pain they ni.6ht eõBÞ€ otherei They wíll aeeept a13 eacrlf Í.ees 

th*,r aæg mad.e for them. and. s til] e oropSaÍn íf the¡¡ eannot have 

. tlreir Gwrl way f.n everSrthing t'h'ey wi.eh' 3l'efther flhrå*tåe-rr Kgr j 

i 

{1} üvlôtra Rubei¡aa sectíon xJtlJL page L72'- 

. tr, 

,.,',' 

lil;if: i ,

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. //2 

Æars are ab}e t,o forget theår lsse leqig enouglr to reatlse that 

Tfir* Treffry gnve up hie l f,fa fer theår happtmeøa. 

''. 

¿n *'lhe Ðerk sl"çqers, m' Gatsso'pÈhyrç theme was the lsys- 

1't¡,e of a lna.st, earrled through Ethe three rml,n eeassnal tid,ee - : 

tf,a Êfrångnthe ßuamern and â¿råum 

sf Baesfolratç feel.fng*t {f) 

Ebere fn ao eeatral sàtuatåçn ln this nosel- no preblena ûr eorn¡ 

traetfn€ grottBs, It is rnerely a afu,rd.y of paaef.on' 

L, 

trhål.e stå Itr a ]relillg r¡mn aÈ celloge* Har1c l¡erurran f ell ln lose 

sith Anna Steæer* who sas several yearÊ eldsr tham hl,uae3.f, and. 

. the wtfe Ef hÍ,s t'a,tær. ÀÈ first ehe r'etur.üed hfs love, þnt one 

ûay she sudd.enS.y realÍøed. the.t çþe would never be able to h,o}'d 

håæ" au yøutlr i.e alwaye a'tågaeteê Þy youth. Foæ th.ts raseotl ehe 

sfåthdrew qaåetl¡¡ frem hlo }.lfe" åeeving }rå¡t to *uffer lnteaoely 

fsn ütre mer**nt' birå surely to forget her as tfne påsnêd, 

l¡@rurants seeond }ove was üX"lïe trnwåerr whq like Auna., ras 

unhepl¡3r ån her marfi,age. Tbie w** the great, paeså*u sf hie ls¡en 

, b*,t lt ended under tragåe CfrcUæ*äåneesr wlren the $eal*ury of 

ûtlve+ s hnebanü. Þnought about }¡er dleath. Sgme titre afterwerde, 

if¡osnar¡ rnarlråe4 Sylvl"a, sbos he had knewn f,rom eb'ildþÈgd,, 

::: 

I¡ergnen*s laet leve Gaffie t.a båæo Whea he wae na }Oagøf 

1 

5rql¡rrË* tr¡ the perso¡r of the sesenf,ç61¡*]rËRf old d,aaghter of aa 

*ld eolXege friend.. TTeII nfen¡üre brer*gtrt þask to Lennan qll ùbg 

y'ou-Èh rvhieh he Srad Lest in tlie 3¡qÉsfurg of the ¡fears. $be wae 

ì 

I 

{f.} Frreface ta s$hs þark Flawernt page lH.

.4/ 

to his beanty sad. l1fe. But ít wag not long befsre he çae fsroed 

to glv,e her trp" and for th.e sase reasor¡ that Aßná' Storme¡s haô þen 

foreed to give hi.m up Fo Bãny yesl'É ege. ÊYoutl¡ glth youthreu;m- 

Ber to Buwter, fatlùng leaf wtth fatrllng lçaf,!'t (1) 

In th1e gÈEry ffi. Gal.sçortby lrae put forth tbe ldee tlt¡¡t ne 

Eâ,n can control the lovee which wilt coBG and. go in hie llfe. 

ËTbe legend. thaù tbe gootl eftiøen le vlef.ted. but onee ln hle 

day by ephredfte, dfeguleed as a good' eitføgggae in a ehoger d 

rÈee end, o1ä, eboea' neìrer thereafter to deeert on be úceert¿d 

by ïðr, Hlsawb€r, ie the chertehed. faår¡r-taLe of rnost Bri.tiah ãd 

Ânefi.oan reaêare, of fiction. ffis other read,ers on thie €avth aæ 

e*pabtre of sueb optinletiå eredull,ty in faee of thei.r olñÏt Slpsrieaeos. 

As w,ell någht sne beX"i.ere that the wlnd, bloss elrrqra 

f¡rcn the nortboaat.n d2) 

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A e oEFânion novel ts nfl¡e ÐaÏ¡k X'luwerrF åe *Beyoæd,ü n tþte 

Love*trife of a woßrÊ,n¡ lH¡. #alswofthy nays of tJeis novelil t 

It seesåÈ, ln the lnterest sf truthn worth whil'e to palnt a 

wgnËln gÐ ghe rea]']y ie when euept Þy lnüense feel ing ent of tþ 

n streíght patbn - qul,te nnasheüaed.t tõ) S$¡pla paø's!,onete love 

for Sryaa Sæmerbay aompletet"y- eantrel'leû, and', to her ruinât 

. 

,.:.:,.: 

vinêlea-€ed her'beþaviour. BseLdes., she sonsidgreð berselfsbeyo$É : 

, ,' 

tbe laws sf eo*íety because of he* blrthn and eo felt ne 

' 

. ,, 

"." .'',t, 

l"l*Ttre Ðark Strewers Fact T.Itr, pãge 296" 

¿1 prefaee ts *Tlre Tlar* Sloserr, Sa€€ VII. 

g 

I ¡uf a ts Pege IX- X. 

WÆæq

42 

s.gffiü¡rlr¿ståsn for going to her lover" Her happ*æees was €s#PLg'eg 

until F1"¡ra¡1l'e friendehip for hie eausi.n, Ðia.na Ire¡rton, arouaed' 

Èn her a ttøny,led $ealørÍsy* T{er Isve }rad, eneh paøwrÈee i.or¿ of belf n 

tha,t the æåg::::::::::::::::ht Sf hlxn witlr anotlrer ëetåssd, lres ån*eßse Ëuffe¡flB€' 

Sþe feåt tba.t ehe had. I.est hiro' and. aÏl hie prstsstååíen *{;f*h** 

æf hie¡ leVe f{¡r her eou}d. noÍ e ont{,nee.trer otherwj.sg. Sfya4t 

w ' 

th 

shåIøiriååeË*rm'eÉ$dd'sutyewe¡lt@aguet*fangerþçeauge 

s'f¿e eauld.'not bel.åeve ån lrLr¿. He dr&çe bia lrørse furi'ouely*and 

wes k$.1}.ed åa å*,$E¿g e &anger*uË $W. Ít was sn&y tlmougþ Èbe 

we.tehfulüe s sf he¡, father that Êyp wae prevented f¡rom esn:mtrtttng 

guisi,4g* 

ftfp-" Ëa,Iøwarthg þø¡rü:a3re tyù thi* Irsry,€X the d,tsp€ratenegs s f, 

e ð€gF seaùed, paaÉf.elr. Gyp}ñ ]"Avs fo,r 3ü"JfãI? was eo gføat thet gh6 

wentgd, nethång bBä hle, 66 àhet sher¡ she _*lseol¡ter€d, thet he eonld, 

be frs,endÏ-y w$,th another elre becane unreâssËtp.ble. ghe'e'olld lrsFef 

have r¿ndp,istood Satyan+e consietåesr tlrat ã, Þ*,11 mågbü loven bffi 

want çtber f,eåegêsbÍpÐ 8t the same tåffis' end her gråef at h{p f.-a* 

Èimacy rEith Ðfana almoet d.estfsyed her raentatr balanee. In å passÍffi 

I"ftse thå*" ee blfnd and" i.r':r¿¿tíonaJ"' 3ê:ts&1.Å trae rrs ptreee. 

iEb"e result of attempto t0 prfirënå mn*lc.Ë,age betæên +æ4 F.#PIFX.€ 

âe,ø¡rly å¡r 1es$ åc shawn å¡r f Ëel.ntet Frogrewa'F So3ãåefe fn.È@ 

refireed, to a3,Iewl hsr to ¡rramy tyril on the gfeunde that sba h€Èit 

knswn leirn gnl"}r thsoe w'eeks" ÍIÊ forgot tkRå åwe é'erre¡'ope w$sh 

rÍ¡Ðre qufskly ån war ti.me than i'n peaeø.É' Srue me3rrlege is tbe 

.sr¡isn of suube.rf he åetr}e håæ young d,augh,tefn fanel. fs¡ tbatrtfuo

y'3 

åa waaåed," Ttxse te k¡cas tbat y+u fe+} and t.}rin3 the, sæå* a*d 

lorye åhe øa¡ce thiag¡e.þ (ã) ffellls Åanñw F6 hie øÞ$eetåsn ry E&yå.r*Ë 

*3T,rt Èhsse srse+t ôaf,Êae.a5r ti"æee, ara tlrery? Fcøpåe þave to ûe 

thlugs ir¡ a h¡¡¡r"Ë-Jr,n {ä} Eúwærd Þi[ec*ûn wep eÈdu¡ratsç ir;øwwern *Ëd 

felt eeq@J' re.líe¡r,ed æh,en tyg¿L ffien;e*,3.åe* ts the f,,rEg-t* ft .æs 

snly x¡hq¿ þe dl'ses:Ëered,* after *yrf.l** deatlt* that Eøä1{.e Bês.;{s 

beesr*e a m*thffin thaå Ì¡e reaX*,sed, &ew momg he k*d, bosn to eEsae 

hetweon Ëh*rø* 

FÊ.ssåßn* åütr Ïffr. $a&strBfÈ3ryr+s **êrgaa* iø depå*.tæd, e€;r&n invl.aclble 

feree; Eb åå of ?rls *þrcsaet,era w-ho *sme nff#6s åts po#Br 

are d,epsåveå of reasça and. ferea$,ght. *he;r are unaÞ¡Le åo eenøi-d,er 

ary.th{mg pr &äSr,**8 þråt the eb$eet of their åg,ve Sere*æ strâûy 

hae beer¡ madê on3,3r sf åhss€ ruøveLs rslrleh toueh 4årø.etly on *Þø w€sk* 

ångø çf, rrapsi,*g*Þrrt w}¡eneves !.t appeara in any of kle Þookø* 

ffr. Éa1ew@Fthy shaws i,ntenee 3.are to be al.waSrs the sane - sgl,fåsbr 

iiratåonatrn and ungoeeraahlE . 

,tÏ)ügaints+ prçgresË€* FatrÈ. I* page BS, 

tâl ru'¿

44 

oËAPTER _1å 

Mr. Gãlsworthyts Views on political 

and Labor probleme3 His attitud.e 

towe.rds i,Vâtl';

4,t: 

T 

UB. GÀI"SEOETSE|S P.OLIÎ IC4T., Vf TrTrrS 

' 

Bfx. #aleworthy hae atrways beea i.ntcre,eted. i.n the Bo1l.ti.ea1 

\ 

eituaèion of :ttnelan{, end }re has not been a litt1e disturbd 

.. 

:i. 

by the uneet,tl.cå eard.itåons r.rrhlch harre cxlsted there €ver sinee 

2-évooa-tt¡ 

the Gfeet Waro Ëê has written $€r¡¡s3*1 artieles 

ecrtaån pnårre lplen, wirielr, he+ belf eveÊ, wfXl 'bring Engtand Þa€< 

ûo E getura!. and. normal. atate. trn eno ûf hie artXexçs U[r. &e]ews1rÈhy 

etaåes -t}rat E¡agland has for Bany yêerc fol.toweiL the llsa 

sf least reeietanee, and. was able to do eo rryithout hara beeauee 

af her gr*At parretr" It te not Bossi blê' h,o$ever, to go 6n any 

' 1øu,.ger in thís Bå5l., fo¡l there ie a laek of bal*nse in t}re c@tr&- 

t:ry wÏ*ieh ìras eaueed Íîv] llïleârf.ness to be feI'tr esÉTl if not expresaed., 

afimpg Èhe peapåe, and rqhich rauet be gsffiedåed. 

I 

lhe Êne ûov€I. whÍ*þ üeale wi,th the parlotrs staf;e cf Bnglan4 

ia üThe $iX.ver Êposn.x The remedieü baeketi by Hlchsêl, who hae 

g¡i,en rrp the câ.rsef, of a publisher and gone ints pari[,*,aæent, ar€ 

tbe same whicb Ïifr. çs¡,sWCIftï¡f eæBhnsrtrøes 1n htru Tlapers" Before 

wê GçrFe to the, remeùåeø, hçweverr wê rtltÉst ëlseover *hat le the 

eauseofth,ecountry't'gH.neaeineg.e.Thefiretthingtorealize 

is that ùfade þet,ween Hurope an4 EngLand tånnot r'etnrn'to -what 

ft was before the ìsar. tl1he çar has left us witb stand,arðt ?f 

68ffie# ay1d. eostç cf produetisn abete tlre Europeån ratee,and hsurs 

of çsrk belos them; an.{ exchanfie runnlng againe't ì19 

' 

from the

,//. 

tradån€ paånå sf siø:ø. Ëe caanot .GompeËe 

',t.tçwith 

Ëunope 4ß we 

dt.ð-* t}) Ylre cost of låvíng *nd wa€es eannot be d'eereaead' s'o 

thst the differênss 'hetwe@n ffimoparì and F,rÀtLeh t*tsø sfft} bc 

alåd,naåeô. ËItfel,loss tlmt aur Ïrepe tfes in -so¡rntrfes o,Ëts:iåg 

Enrope, in the markets of eou$tråes wllere Gìlr ew¡r stsr¡ðerdt sf 

wâges anel living prevalX . ån ather sord'e * ín th-e Ansricas---"{â} 

lhe drawbøek, howevern sf est*blúshf,ng. a l"arge trade wåth 

tho Bcr*lninne. ls tbie.to Fbeår ilsrâåc¡å ía nøt equal äo tlrc ms'Ëhcr 

eøunårnyts ïls,Tgsr øf etrpp1y,. fwo thlngu," th'enn ærst be Þrer"tgbÈ 

ebor¡t" Såretn êB ftrcreaee' of pelrulatlos in tlre Sritish Eøpûre¡ 

*nd eeeand,* a baqk to the lan':-ï msvement fn Ëngland,* so that the 

.fiemaþd,s of tlte enlarged. sotopå€s mãy be met witb. and' ss ùhaÈ 

ffingland wå}} not have t,o re.Xy on otlteide ssnntr.f*e fsr her 

bread,. Bbese tso thinga c,ònetitr¿te the polie¡r 'baeked by Mích.8el 

llr nlllce ßllver ËI*6offióú' .äe hae r*aliaed thaff Eng}*nd ,sannoå 'Ëarry 

øn und.sr tl1e sâ&e eyetem that ehe emploSrecL before tlre wa8, and 

betng, trmly Ð'&ïx6etnred about the trænd ar¡d uræeptreymcnt. ed+oøatüs 

*Seggëtätül.srs*ñ Slr Jaues Fçr&gãrâ hae gubliehoå a book *tbs 

l&rtsüfi Süate sf, Str€lfltrd*s 

pXeædûng for'ä F-trsltg sir fE' Bü* 6 

r,€,tllrgtotneåand*and.anewågfaËienofchåtrdr.entgthet8le,Bl€g 

at tþe *ge o$ abeirÈ f,surteen" st pcprLati+n mtght be balagæoð 

and urrewçltroyment deer€aseð.ä tä} Sftehaeå øx¡llatrr*e in e €ûn€fÊe 

ryê3r+ åhe eç,þene to F,[Éttl¡'**YOl¡ s.es wg:i?'S get' a hl'gber w*g€ *ùel'A 

Êhã,n:,amy sther co$ntry siavs aÆsËåæå anrl the ll@'}ntsn*¡anõ J't t's+nt 

oer:eÉng dsçirc agatn; we really groutrl ån -rv'ith the new countSlo-s" 

soriu {3,oggâ3t} for givinB aa mrch of our food, as ss caÏl¡ âHd' 

[1 e gJ tX,e }lngland Ïone? S, Ee8$åíve*.AnËvs3iü John #aXawo.l}tb¡r' 

iã Ï*.ñi. ããr äwörthy .rrea*oïu*'ld¿ern Engl ând . 

s 1"'g *31 elô' 

--- -ittér*ry ÐigesÊ - Àugulst^ 3946t

47i 

Br¡sryfury 3¡'1tåsb toscl ehildrenn before they*re BXlst-Lsê ints the 

Sol.ønlea, t111 tslsniål d,e¡aand',fo1l geodla eqrlala our eupBly. 

It,tg na eerthly, of eouf,*en wåthout slretrs-hearåed. sà-êPeration 

beâç¡een the Gorernxnents wítþin the ÏEnpifs"s: {t} 

lbere are dlffåc$Itiee" of eolîfirÉer ln the prÊPosltåsn sf 

,enigra,èfEn to the golonies 

" The Enølish, ad,u,l t from tÏle towt¿ tF 

spoil"ed fer farn &tfe" anit wstrlå b,e of n6 use f*welr frsru tbe teçn., 

fhe EnffLi.sh aêrrlt on the farm caruret Þe spareû. Ela preqênËe 

at hsme í^q msr:s va}.u*ble than hiø praee$es sbroa.d. eoaraqu8ntlyn 

there are ønly the children lefå* Tbera le a ËêricÌ¿a objection 

ta ehltd. emi,gratfË$ * pP."r}eat,ts ds not wieh ts b,e seprÍved of thelr 

-4 r..-t--- *L^¿ 

fas¡i"l$.üAr 1rox' ds they fancy tlre i'clca of, ]'o-aång w]¿at esall' wage 

åhei.r chl,Iilrstx brLR€ 1n to t]rem. Yhi'e note ie to¡¡ebef, sn ln a 

Labour paper¡ which appears af,ter låi*-bael-te *peeeb i,n parliânsr¡'ttr 

#And. Ês we are to have our ehåld.rer¡ **ãted off ae estn aE thsy 

ßes! u,ead and wråG+* 1n oyrÏe$ åÌrat tlre e-apitalieÈ elass roay ba 

fel,ieved, of the flrcnate lurklng ån Unsffptra¡nnent.**r$GçSlr .Seæs 

gëggart* EnglisS,l tabour lntsn4,* tø *aXI its owr hand'¡ an* ç|ith 

ell tlre eeunt*y** drawbfàckso atil"l pref,er* it for f.teeÏ;f and 

Itc eliildren,e{2) The tcsnb}e witlr Saggarüies ie that it ie 

aekång too1inueh of the preoent for tlre sake ef the futnre, but 

HE* {ia}asorthy þEl.feree thst an ecluçatÈ*n ef the people at hoÞg. 

aÊ to tÏ¡e benefits of tlre echeme *nel ce'*'çBeratlon wtth the 

Þorsl,nlene, w!11 bring about tlie &eeired, nesnlte. sïhe preeenÈ 

biosti.f.Íty of ttre peaple in the Ðomlnlone tssard.s grittsh tnmig@nt{' 

lål 

n3he Si.lver Spoon*¡ Part l,Chapter II, page 

pase 19-. 

Lõl 

",ññã s¡,rv*r si;g;* i Þalt i i, i 

''.

4'fr 

says lT{lehae1 in his speeeh, r"itt due to their very reasonablc d.is - 

trust of the usefulness of ad,utrt iuQlgrants from tlrfs eorenÈry¡ 

Once they have malleable youtb to d,eaX with, that d,rawbaek ?arct* 

åehes.u (2) ptrane sould be mad,e for the welfare of the ehlXdæn 

when they arrlve in the celoni.es, ân4 they would. be plaeed øn fare 

whåeh hare been pronouÞeed. eatiafaete4y by the goverflr¿ent, ?ha 

aim would be to transfer every year"}O}r000 boys anel gt¡r1s frsn 

fourteen to elghte€n. Xr¡ eeven to ten yearst tims this penåey 

¡neuld. redr¡ce.our uaemplo¡røest ta preiwãrr rats,' at IêåsÈ, and, ¡la¡¡ 

for itaelf ån the øavirg åg ¿"t*. Tfithi.u twenty years the t. aêe 

f,eø"and from the De¡aÈnions wsuld. equat our sì¡,pplying powere and, 

free uF corapletety from the depend.enee on Suropean mark*¡s--ü(2) 

The means by shich thls eehepe could. be carrleù out sould. be 

supplleå by an EÉigretisn Lsan. ÛThe ehåId emågration eehone wtl} 

sant an aurful IEt of money and, organiøatie.tl"n Tenturee Ïltlehael"n 

ån au lnterries wltb ßir .Jarues Foggart. 'aKønoyl" ¿e the retortrÈ 

"Thetref e etlll a plnt of &gn€y æåø*ppXle6. ¡,nother h*nd,red, mi}tråon 

r'oan - foutr and, a half mlllione a year l,n the Bud.get; and a hBæ - 

d,red, thot¡eand ehtLdren eent eut every yéar. trn fiye ygars et leaat, 

s,s Êhould. aane the Ist in unem¡rlo¡rment dole."(5) 

The eeeç¡rd pofnt in the 3'cggart. prßgraffTn# 1s a pte* far * 

return. to the La¡rd," Kåcbeel pro¡r+ees thle also in bf$ parlåeæent - 

ary spëeçh. ã&rgland., âE nhe now íe, lnsufflcientl,y prøteeted ån 

{å} 

{ã) 

ü 

fr 

The $ilver Spoons; Part fI, 

Ia Engl"and, Ðone? $, SegaÈive 

Livlng 

The Silver Spoonn; Parf IX¡ 

ühapter I "page 

116. 

"&nesgrr Jol¡n Galewortlr¡r. 

Age; Oetober õtr"L9-96. 

úYrapter Il. page I44"

'r 

the ai,r, and lementaþly devoôtl of foûdÇprÐd.*eing powerù ig an 

abidlng temptatÈan to the aggrcsaive fael.inge of otT¡er nationq"-- 

On our 1¡an* polfuy ðerrend.s rrot snl:,'the ¡rroaperity of fsløersolard.' 

lord,er, *nd labourers^-*but thÊ nery ers["etçnee of England., if Etthappüly 

there shsuld. some aaothcr ffir End€r fhe ne¡r sondÍûi,ons*'- 

Foggmurt$eæ regtltraË å}rat we l"a5r dpwrr a'rtr lard polley eo th,Êù 

€fàhj,e åwn yaers æ mngr þ6 grlowåreã, æp tø *event¡r p€r eent of our 

feø4. 3mt*satee ead+ êurtång the war ehoøed that ae mueh, {rø B!,ghtyr 

at s a nLnchr- 

Bi*æh3*-Wgrw¡Qin.ê]:.tho* rd æaaureB 

tm per cq[,.t ßsulð be grawr 

*åLewed. to ümlrt"{l} In a p&pcr rseË ln åä1S* $F.* @leærthf; 

explaino dqgr Engl¡¿nd has so negle€å6d. the l.an-4 * *ffF düEeever enú 

g,e'gtserdl,aeoter3,braadeaeåa*oongasgei$tJr$ninetnuated'in&e 

ÞrsBßr uee of St- goneiåer tbe town-ri.êdenr paraoitie eondltions 

sf Gãe¡rt BråÈå{rÅ * 3þ 

i*qggåf . lf we 

are beaten in thic wrìr, it rryil1 be beerquÇe we have let our f.ad.ustrl- 

*1. systerlr r+rn awq with ue¡ h*eaüs€ ffie beeame eo eask fn æoÌ¡inee 

and ¡rpney getting Èirat we fofgot sur seJ.f-resp8it. Ko Eelf-ï€ - 

respeeti,ng aetion snuld^ have let tts foø{ growå.ug sepâËity arid åts 

countr¡r" ilf.fe d'awr to Èbe extent tbat se hav*sn-i* -åß4 *Y dfd onf 

Ånduetr¿aS egrsteu geÊ eucb a mad ggtp on ¡ls? Beea$se we d,id nst 

mgster Èhe rist af, our ínventimns anrf. dissoçerfsu.€ {2} 

tsder the preosutrÉ of, the F*r* Ënglend produeed'* R8 secn 

ebev** Ëåghty-{,wç per eent of heraom¡ fS$ð. f}¡er'e ís no ïeaggtr 

{l) s-fbe Sålver Spoonr pF-rt II, Chapter I*FaBe 11Ð. 

tu I "¿gotå¡er $heai (s$pecul,ationarl-page l4sl¡shn Galesorthy" 

'

3-O 

wÞ aÊÊch pre ,tretien ah,Þu1d ceåtre wiÈlt the end of the warÇ €Ëpeeially 

wh6rr æ raospi.ge thet setnes the alr le maetered.n exd 

there ere pathwaye und,er the aean we, the proud,eet peeple in tke 

rrârX¿r wf"l} esf,st heneefortþ by r*€ e mercif,uX ace ld,ent' uT-ti.L 

we Ërow ou.r eçn food,*--u(l) Heaeuree Ïiltrst be taken tben to keep 

tl¡e latrd J.n cuttåvstion, ÎFhe first thinet ts be ðone is to lnstrxret 

the farmsr. I{e mueË have esnfådgnse ån En6laad' as øne 

çf the beet, if eGÊ the very be*tn wheat grovrlng' esüntrles i.n 

ttre world..B {A} lhcn boye from the agee sf eixteen to twenty- 

&ns s&ou1ü be pleiee* en tbe Ï".*nd ts learn thorou,ghly üht bnslness 

Èt farnÍng* ûIf, we eout"å ptÉ êTen a e suple of Ïrandred thotrsard, 

ho5rs of t}¡at âBB e.n the Ïand í* rvr¡ulrî, be the eofutiollour prsÊsnt 

*ggåeultural trabetre *hor*age, afid the rnery þeet thfng that couil4 

happen f+r tlre futere of farm*,ng"{S} .&r¡othen itugnrtant fsetsr 

ås that there nuet bê eð*slleratåsn between farnefe. sser it åg 

enl"3r thror*gl'r €Ê+ÐpÊqatlon thåÈ the advantage* sf farmlsÊf on a 

large eesle sre fsËd,s poaelble for smal"t"er farmera ""t4) fgtltut€n 

ænd, eountr¡nllan shaul{ a}ss fcel this spårit of tt-ûÞêrÊtis$ and 

ÐEd,srst¡and, that at the bsttom theLr lptere*ts ere tlre earne' €hq 

Er¡elr is the ca6e' the eu,cees* of the eountry will be eerùaiÌr' 

fa*'unersn t'F¡ere 

¡nuet be a flxed. price of wbeat to encolrrage the growth of it" 

3Ë,ehae$ aeks SiE James bss sueb a 8t'ab11i'Èy ef, prfus aafr b€ 

t r)' 

ts) 

tãl 

(4) 

Be*ld.Ëa the 1$s*rueåion and. üÕ*ôFêTati'sn sf, 

*'Ànst õs sheafrs{r 

Ibid 

xbnÈ 

rþid 

Ç 

: :iäff 210) 

214J 

2ãj51 

ãfrlr) 

fhe l,nndr l'glå*¡ Påg€

ó-/ 

breught aþeut, ðffag Ky pet lanÞrü fepl-iøa tt¡e ua¡i wbø or'ågl.nagåd 

t,he e,eherue,. # ffiÞ s*nt a wlreat loan, sF" !font,, and. GoveHomc*r¡t 

:eent3ax* Þer¡r ¡rtar tþ Gov,ernnent should buy in a.4.y"aBß,q aår, 

the surplt¡s 'Fra need. s*d. etore it¡ then fix a prtee for the hauE 

faÉ.ners tbat giveethem a 3ooå profit; end, se}l to the pubrrc at 

th.e averagø b*t.wees Èhe üwo prfeas- yãHrd. oÐên aec plenty of, 

'sheaË #owt þere, and. a g:e$eral fe*SJråL of agrlenlttnre." {I} 

lhls 1* exactly the Êa,H¡e polie¡r Safd d.ewn by [fir. Salêwortþgr bLn_ 

eelf {n his pê3}êr which appeared í¡r the eLåvi,ng Aqêil--r tke geTÉèrm 

! ... 

æenf shs*ld eentrø¿ wheat; p*rehnatag at worr.d prree ar,' 'veraæ 

wheet:rneâìt€å by ßur Tlspr¡latien; purehaet.ng ar.so arl læme gfsml 

wheet at 

ig-trEgig; and' seg-J 

{t to t'he publis at th$ average beåween the two priees.r(å} 

&1r, ßalsworthSr ,"recke these proJects of chil.d ttrrlgration, and 

f,sod produ*tiûa in ,fingrand, v¡ith a vrgeu:r' that sannot be ove¡r - 

' 

eettrcaüed., b*t he kaswe at beart that his pori*y wtll rmt roadåþ 

#ateh hsl-dl of ilæ EngSis,lr trteop,'},e.n Xn the whole of the no*el, 

. 

$T'he Eålver spooaËn r4letrnel d.oee not atterapt the tl¡ård polnt o.f 

Seggartiaæi prøteeÉl.on of ãnglanÈ frsræ tþe sår, and, the ns€ pf 

frying fer other tiiingø beeiêse Èhe deetrucåren ef råfe. Hs rear._ 

{ase thet åt takes Èiue t'o place neç iôeae before.the pub}ien 

J. 

ard 

that'tire great bo*y ffi¡e* beeome sàeeuaÊorÊed" ta the ld.es sf the ffrrt 

two illankç before going on ta the thirdr ghe trouble with the 

pubrie ie that i"t, E¡ilr. aot rosk far ençugtr alread,. ït thfnks ae 

fhe members of partr ianent tliir¡kn and, as even Håehaer hånserf ls 

ånel"ined, to tliink - F1:our Fogg'a.rtis¡nts g*ing ts need money !.n 

tåT r,ft. êbtgË'ã *iB&Elr hråäät Åe åãwåw {rrffiä*tð"**ærhy.

á'2 

ey€?y itå¡reetåenn tYou ftlâ,f s@€år 4#1f you are blue fn t'he fese &at 

tçÊ or twørlty JrsÊrc }r€nce" ttçI} bxing fivsfsld retutæø; nsÞød3¡,?' 

sütl ååstets.o.*rffss'*ge tal.kl¡rg of Lees Èseðe and @rel faæ¡tùan fu. 

the present sitþ a vl.es to the futurs,-**Peopl.e onl.y reaet to 

åmaåtate beneff t, o3 as fur the waËÈ, te l-månenü d,a,nger"u(1):t ts 

ûøe great a d,esænð to ask that the preeent sacrifiee i,tsetrf for e 

futuren øhie&* llke eny ftt'r,rfe* !e nst sÞsø},ute[$¡' ,esrÈetn, ryr 

G alasert$r* hewver, haø enougtr conviett sn about tbe eonring yearg 

ts enable lråm te sey - n8esetËIemønÈ of, the laad,rand l,aêeBandsnee 

sf ont*ióe fa.ad. æuBp&y* ls tke only hope of, welf,are and eefety 

for this count*¡¡,. (e) 

t}) s'Ëþe ßll"ver spoonÉ Pærâ ÏI,.*hapter S¡ peg€ 191, 

tn) s A¡rsthstr $heaf# {tAe &and tÊ}'S¡ Fåge P-44),åÈ.bn Gelawprtby.

J-l 

IX 

qW- qffiqdåcg g[ cAf,{r-+I, ¡. qrr¡Fær&" 

Wltþ, fegprd to the mrfa.¡¡e þetween L*bsr and ßapitai, Ef , 

ç aLewor.tk¡r doee neÊ åake any de,f,f$åts, siüe ån tlre ruattas, bnt 

there ås nst tlre leaet Ehaetow of dnuþå æbe¿tt the faet tbet b+ 

feeås the greateet påty f,or tlrose ¡sho ru st fåglãå eo þêrd fër 

thei.r trårlng" çHe ls t}re eh,êEpåon of the botton d&€r wÏ¡sther 

hnnan or aa{sals {U gle manner of writfng, howaver, ie eueh 

,, that neååher Ï¡aþar:n:æ tapfåaå ean elæåæ lfùm for thelr tËBf fs:r 

a.lttrougþ be ås a ørsmþer of .the trp5¡43rr mÍûdle efase* hc has glg,å 

fäçeted g*ther seriou.ml..¡ Gn t?:re poøitåone of, tÏre poenn and }*a*sber*n 

æ,ble tç see and u¡rd,erstsn* bflth s*.tles sf the ,queaèien 

*ffiç unåerstande* lf lre ¿teee noÈ wlral,å¡r aoeept* thei¡r {th* mÉd.dl"e 

eäa**) pøint of våw. lhersf+re* whiåe o*,bers øweepångl}r d.enarl.nee 

the bolægegleåe, ffi. #ø]'*war$by suggesÈ* to ähe boupgpo$s tbat a 

l1tåI;e m€[ã1# ef hfu$tn€æ* end of ts:ler'agse Ïroulei st¡lt hl¡e weÏ.ln aad 

gf"ve t,he dånf,nbertå*d rrnre }:leanure thrlfi it wiål. cCIst the b'our* 

Ë:esåe palnns {ã} ft ie a l";ash no tlrie lct}edeee€ and telgratr*B$'shtron 

aauseg a.åå &he tF,tr,b1e ån 'üfhe Fregtands**' 

Sn thesg1ov6|"* Eêh gpyÊË, ê 1aþ.sirrer1 hsrr'Í.ng þeen treft sn hl,s 

gr*fç+s ds-afk wåth tbree smel.l. el:åldfen,¡ wa.äts t,ø manry bíe deeg**'*ð 

wj.fÊtæ sister * Aêes3,*ing to the 3aç ti e r,:affåage weuld be quite 

legral,, Mt Lady Hal}ç*iagn viÌra feeï.a ths{t sbÊ hae the sare of thç 

:ri,Xlage raArality ån lrer hænd.æ, lrbf eeùø. Tryet ie mcde Èo us¡derstend 

tÏ¡,-at if ire pertlets i3r thiç Ë.af,rl;a#en he csitrÏ' be r:mt eut o'f hie 

l¡"lrgenn Gã1s'sorthy s Fheif,.a gaye-snith. 

ì ã J"w ¿ãrn g;Ê eli sh- Ngv eI åe ts't J *3 -Prl' ee trey'n- - 

3ngl"Í.eh Jnu1'ua1' lþÈy ,39åS,

54 

1 

,l 

boæe, aa¿ as aål ø*ttgg€* ebsut be1ong tø Si,? Ëersld' E[aLtrør*'ag* 

*, Ê w1lg wBeE lea,v-fulg the ræigþbor¡rbsûal: , ?t fed FreeLas*rE f,ad.tr3r 

.this ast*o$ aÞpeäEæ out*ag*er*øl €Ëræ üs Fel-å* Fseetrær¡¿L it haråly 

#,s€ilNs falr, 

Se dÍscu*sës the prebãeæ wåth HË þsstlrer StanleSr" 

s!¡o el"atms the EallotÊångs to be about the best t¡r¡re of landawD€r 

nrøeetbla*nç**fJ¡qy h¡åld gøsd eetta'€ler;., ye&l.Ë'ffi bxoåâ,hrdÊsb#d qglLF* 

rumst Êäyi l,aeik- af*sr tlre Esfraracte? &f thelr tsnaEråsi tåvo 

*sm ¡rebæfe af rant åf thørets a 'Þad, hergeet,' arr€ttr$ag$ stB6k*ket¿- 

*n* au& m*ehl"æery - theårts'e g*t ss$Ê af wlSr ptrøugþsr bæf tke . pea'+ 

p!ê {,Ën+t lL¡re r,em and**e a r¡atter of frct tþey+v6 3llgþ& * th4y'+!'s 

n#t made fßr: these small ffe3,*e¡ sst an e*ample gßtflt *o'ehur'ch, 

p*t':r,enfae ål¿e.*^åftø 1¡a*ï&63 blây îrP, t3re pt*b* wl¡en tltey *elqered ,t* 

*rsïyù therßFe3"ves¡ eenú out, je3lyn antÍ leå'people 4fer their plaeG 

en bank bollûaye. ÞasÏr tt Flltr"l I ,do¡ett hnerw @ll€lt'Èkey ¿sslt ð9 

wh/l" 

*.A¡,e they 1t&ä6?s êskB Fellx, 

rÞãûks4l 1{ç,,, Í ehaul-d hardly tbif4k Ëhçy ners l&e i pespsetgd aad 

*11 that* #all.orfüîg*s a ot***y f,el.ïæw, kcan $æ¿ ss her*øång* *nd, 

a g.@$tTawå,e; ab6,lÌ6 s blt teo æacb perlr.øpe o*: ùhe Þås-us eid&'F* 

,åltoge*?rer tFrey.¡r'e'ehat' ycu +alI' snlÛëÞ&** 

*Brt not lrwnar*ü {:1} 

In åhis d.ry re¡rxy ãf ge]-ís ls the key to all Èhe æyetery of 

the åË,ouble - Feø!}:[e åi,ke tile XTal,lovÈ$gs are net s'h]sT¡¡ãY¡'* Irivlng 

årr a ff.Ðe #eor$.an hause themaelves'* they give their farnqe'ra 

î¡gly y,e],tow bråek eottagec, and expeet them t'o be sr*èisf,åed* Tlrpy 

Éeci1te wha.È kÍ$cl of rsacjr.rinêry thêir tenqr¡ås shsrll Tt€ier' nst esq - 

: 

ì 

(Ã}*ffre Frgeland'ss - Ëeetlen Vf* page 4ã'*

5'/ 

Ílse thre€ 5'reel,aad b¡rotllerø, Feli.rr, 6ehnn endl $tan],ey, rsprs- 

'sent the d.ifferegü fçrm's of tyranny ln the l"anf,smlng cl*osea * 

år¿tel,leetÌ¡ã} foreø* adstnietrati,ve pswer, and. åndt¡sÈråal peær. 

The fau:rtlr þrsthern fod.n who ia on the trand., ha6 revsl,utlsner5r 

ldea" Tod.n however, le not direetl-}r rÊspeâGlble for the revolt 

wÏ¿iÆh takee ptraee. Sis y6ang søn and daughter, having been taught 

to reeogrrlae thc oppr.esa'ien cf åhe 1aþ4tr11*" and fi.X1ett æffh tbe 

lEBetrrouanenË *f youtb to aet things righ*, âre tbe rebete wûrg 

aetüate the etrike of the fa¡æGrg r lþe reug1t is a failure¡bg* 

ûñÐ6e fsree uø,ed. by the Xewer elassee ,eSeate-s fur Èhe l.anûamngre a 

btånd f,urry whiel¡ eauses them åa prees harder thnn ever on tt¡e 

trabourere. 

Ïfs, e*trsworthy+s"pl"ee is fos the opBrressed. It is h¡,lndnesg 

anû a?rogån€,a rather* than *eIíberate fnstrsti.se and Ë,nhumanity 

çhtrgþ eE]e rasponeibtre for raast of the t.1l and t5æanay in the 

grarxd,.u(L} nre ein f s tcr make the þl-lnd sce wlrot üraged.ies a:r8 

brnugbt about by ühe assertler:l of Èheir autÏ¿orl*3r* and, to ehew 

that revolution can only be agcceefut when it eoraes through a 

chaage of heart - Felix 1e the ontry orle sf Èhe þrothera who treal'¡ 

iges t}Lis faet--ü I am by Ro îEeanÞ a feToXutionery perae.ntbeêau'.eG 

g1.th all the ffis6Õ wi.l"l ån the worl"d I have been unable to øse hew 

npheavals frsm the þettsu¡+ ûr YisÏence of atry sort, ie gefng to 

equatr"åze tþese lÍvee or d-s æry good" But J d.e?est hmrbug and I 

beSierre that eo Long aF yêtl and y-'our mår-$"sl*ngs gs on bl"ind'ty 

rloeûng youraelves with hurahrg about duty ancl euperLoriüyn ao leng 

wL3.l you see th.inge as they are not. /!rd. until you see th.inge aF 

: 

: 

( 1] #,&& S-ree}.anüg.* A revi,e,w å1-the_f lmee tåterary Supptrement* 

"dugust Ê0,r 19X.S.

.i 

I 

ì 

á-7 

j 

they rdre, purged øf al.l thÊt slekeninçg eantn ¡rou wå1.1 nene of Srau 

reatrty nove b¡nnake the eonditions of låfe r¡or€ and. ever mrê Suat. 

For, øsrk JfÐü, Stan!,ey, I, wlts ds not beli.eve in reçOlutåe¡r frEn 

the bottom, ther'urore'betieve thet Èt i* ap ts us in borro&r ts 

nevoluti aníze thÍn6e from the toB.ü t¿Ï 

üRevatrrutlera frem the bottsmr 'ean fi€fer be sueeeesfr¡l beeau*e 

th,e labourer hae neåther the wealth nor the power of poei.tloa ta 

enabLç hfus to atand. on his oætr feet, He le ûepørd,enù an ,the Land. 

swt€rÌ an'il, mtretn th,erefore, sutwlt to the ].and.owneglp ordars.Bhen 

be rebel"ø, he is lr4yrett+p,ts"0y büougÞt to $trdgnenù" and eo to uee 

force ie ÞopJ,€ss* k sThe Freelandgrt it is ÞerelÉts setlr.er wbs 

å.e abtr-e to eæpLaln in a wepå* xÞy the, labEr¡rers ar{ä Bo powerleea 

to better their cond.itiou * nTIrêre+E a srrïleïstltion in tihia eoun 

èry that Þeûp 

.l"e are free.r+-¡¡{¡ sne i s free here who sant.t pay for 

freed,sm.u(?) lÏtÊ,* is the theme on whieh th'e qbole story of the 

novel is basedl 

In ËI'raternit¡f Mr. {ialeworthy takee us into the }¡or¡es of ths 

ws¡3ång clagees of the slqf. tbe Êssaråptfone of the people, and. 

¡Éthe d.ietråcts ln wbåeh they li.ve, pertray the pove:rty-etr*.sken 

atncøsphere wbletr eaæounds thea. ?h¡rËÊ, walkfng througb, the al,rmç, 

was diegusted. at the sight of the women. One, rho ffÊs Eutte ¡roung' 

það a faee aÐ ffiê]r-sþ[te as a dirty .:Èheelù, anil a bl"ackenÊd, eye,ü(iD 

wþl3.e anothero'1!,v¡ith red awe aki.p&tr her face s*i.e¡trqe wíth ürl;rk, 

(1) 

tu) 

{5) 

ûEhe ltreslar¡d,e*; Ëection TI; p,age 4E 

n$d ç XEËVT Ii peg€ õ5? " 

*'S'ræternlÈvnt Gbapte,r lËETl* pege L18-¡,1.9 -

s'8 

ïrae eho*Ëlng firl,enå,L¡¡ obseenit¡,es to a neighbour in the wind'-ss 

opposite.u (1) fuVEls turnecl into another street.'ì ÉIÍere werß 

e¡:tb¡råI-din6ø, boueee wlth b.reken windoøs, hou*ee with wind'øws 

boareted up. frle{-f!"sh sbopan I'ew pnbtie hoüeee wlühout d'ootre' 

Thøre were mors mea her6 than wom€nr and' lhsee men ff€Tle r}reeli€6 

barrose ful.r ef ragø and. bsttlee; or tlrey were etanding by the 

pubïle Ìrouses goaølp{ng ûr quarrøllång in grslrps of three o1t four; 

s¡r v€ry alowtSr ml.kång f.n the 6utters, or €ìT1 the pa{ÞeBeltt$t âs 

thorrgh üry&ng t.g rcaenber' if they w€r€ alive.n,(a) 

fþyge was lioneet&y anxlous to help her cousin Martùn ån his 

esel,al Wofk, but ahe seon faund..gtlt that she ooul'û not' Ï"Lke All 

åhe mesbers of hef elaäBr she øounù not| bear to eomg in eonËect 

Ëi, th the måsery ðf the poo,r. she &lanted the beautLful thibgø 

whieh had eunrounêeô her s1.1 her lå,fen and' it' wae iApoae lhl'e f or 

heg} to forget hereelf eo that ÊbË ctatrd open her heart ir¿ l"sve 

f,or oåhere and brl'ag beauty tnto thefr lf'vee *I'as" 

i 

.In these tso nsvele" sThe Freelandsns a'nd B'Êraternity'tr Sfltr* 

#Ág':¿eweirthy b,aa shosrfl tÏ¡at T€ry feBl of the upper'els'*oeet a¡ne €g:'llaeiøus 

of, the nee*.s of tlle poÊr and.'the lsbouri*g elaene*' and" 

th¿tt of, theee whû &xl6# few eitbe¡l knçtf huw' on dee i'¡le' te øuBpl'y 

tbose need,e. It 1s the revofurt'fonist' a€ar€ of the esnditien 

çfthepÐ-grÜand'aarneetlyeeekingtnprovelnentnwhoreceivee 

Hr. Gnlsr*rtbyts epprovel' The trouble wå{h the nristoeraey ls 

tlr*l it is etatiç. Effi" Galesorthy drass att'entian to thig fact - 

- '' 

{X}r #Étaternif,{tr*t 

(å) rbådt 

Shapte* Xfifr Fages 3I8 * 119 

r o pa$g trã3.

j 

ó'a 

sTbe cond.åtioua tlrat d.icta e'ou:r edueationn bhe d.ietribution of 

our praperåyn ouy tr¡Rrrlage lawøn arrueementen wor"ehipn priøona, 

and. all rthex" tirirga, ehanüe åraperceptf-bly frsm haur to hour; 

the morrld.s, eontafning t1rel¿, beii:E! fuiele*tåc" do not clrange, but 

hold on to tbe point of ?rurstl':#' ayrd then are hae.tily" ofter¡ 

elumeily enlarged.. *t¡IJ ty¡e rerotrutioni,qt Ís the thi*ker, biezl.ng, 

new troade * fhe arirtoerat, ouSrgorted þy the non-tiúrìkå ztg, wþ, a1t 

recognj,øqd in$f,itutionen.a*d" religlonn does not need. to thirrlc. 

Wl-ren al,.tere.l. eircumstanee# :floree hÍ,r* to aeeept the view*pofnt of 

tlre.rebeX, tlre lntter has a6ain moved furtirer ahead. fhe rÊ\rÊtrutlonieb, 

tÏ.ren, is tSre *gent trf p:rogre#s in the ,:icrl*, for, 

$orking on the prine i'pl,e t,l:,¡lt FYihatever is, l.a v,rôngnrt he ia ever 

searclå¡lng fon the right" The arletuerat" satisfi*d that n,rifhatever 

ís, is rightnw ie a hi¡rrJraï]ce, rather than nn aídr to îirogrese "ã-* 

if etr J rnen from the '¡¡or1,å'rê be6çinning had eaid that (whatever iø* 

å e råght ) ttee worl..l rsoul.å neüer Ìrane be6:un at a1.1. Ifoü eren the 

protoplaemic jelly coi.rleL have eoi'mneneed. lts'journeyi there would. 

have been no r*eti-rre fcv*e to ;iiake it uta*t,n (B) 

îhep ie a serioue f law hewvetr¡ in the ¡uethod,s oi tf¡e r€ve* 

lutionf st. ,u**o*n* he has ncthiilg him*elfn he a..ks the ari.stoeraey 

t'ç give ui: all ite posses*ionsc- vsâJth â.nd. î¡ositioa, an*L there* 

fore'Ðôwêr,- f,or t,lre eake of ti¿e comon people. $hou3.d- th,e anj.s* 

toeraey rlo tirie, soeiai rank and poo*eÊ*iôn of propertl+ rrhåelr.. 

noFJ Ðrean everything, woulrl ecunt for nothin¡r, A new upper clagg 

(ii Tl¡eeface 'Lo FThe Islaild trhãr5.se€sr$ 

( 2 ) T,bid.

---.--'i 

/a 

wouId. be ereated whieh toTtæist ef tþe beçt râelsr. w.hon aot 

beång çïaveg of the tyrannfeal vai,e?rese, $oaleåy" rveulô þe free 

to act buwanly tssard.ç others, Sueh a etate of the eorlntry wau'nd. 

ånèeed be id.cal.n buå it wouï.d, åeraÊ.ad, frs-re the Slreeent upper elasees 

rss,rô than lt ås in the natare of ma:r to give.. nlfp to a poinè, 

theytll rgorê- not up tn ;& point,r says Fe].íx in,ÉThe Freelandef 

One wonrt give up his ehooting, anotl¡er i?onrt give up his power; 

å thi¡"d wonf t give up her week-endel a f,ourth mnft give up his 

f,re*don.e (1) ¿ne åt iF $ot at *11 funprobabte, tlst,r if the 

poeitieng of the upper and ls:¡¡er eleeses were reversed* the Dêto- 

Xutl,çn,l.st would. pr'*t'eat hÍs rrossegÊå:úaÐ just aa earefully ** the 

aråetçerat rlcw prçteete }rie. 

{1} t'The Freelanðen; ,$ection XFflr pagÊ ã,83.

G,/ 

TII 

Ct. sfÂts en tþs Gfsat War* nnhåsh for f*uq Seara lFlrøôny ecoup*eå 

ÈÏæ theushåe sf axå **å::ffttæally fsus.Ìd. theår way 

år¡tsie&nêe*¡rcrary ååtesafu,me, En e*ua¡re" anrd ehort ste.råeø" *ad 

å.n ane or åsp notel.an EÉr*Gal.sær*br bas €:rI!:F.€6seê,¡&i'8 op*nåø* ,; 

Of æa:roaadr.d.r:i,gstøgfl'Ë&ðt he t$n#ers åqr þe åtq ee$ËSs err4 SfÌf-fi*¡4 

.i 

'I 

üfo åaçs Feees sfth aX3 on*+s hear+. & f*ctr that çar' Ls 

ouårage * 6 b3,ãek æta.fur on tl¿e hç¡æanl'åy anü tbe ffiþ#S'ef rusn. 'lfg 

ha*e målåtaråce aÉd t'he god. of, førce. fB gs sry }eægtb Èø aroi'd, 

war fûìr ga*.ag'Jsl Lnterestsl ltrår tleat ånrrstves no prlneipleø.dl,a* 

trt¡ståråg pr,e;fÊ'xleð}"¡r, tbe cûrulsa rneaffiiagaf the Pþgaee 

¡ 

*,1r.."¡,¡il,l.tr t?¡e r:{rffif!ùr ine:øåå.1¡a-rlo 

ltrlett,g8ø3" 

hsnour'+'- a[& tbås f.* my helÈef*# {t} S[r, @Lcsort'h$ bae sbowls 

by tbese wûrds that he dqrl-cfe# vãr+ Yø* he ¡rsaLåses that flrs*e 

see tf.mçs gtren àt is flg|Ëe.sgt4lrJr , It tË the åutJr'of esæry nafiou 

ào me,ke sgeÌ¡1l& åÏee hap.pånae,o anå prouperåty øf its preeent and 

fu,tt¡r,e generaùågfls * frue þtåcna], h*netår le ehargeð wåth Èho 

çû:Lfã¡ae of mnn, sç thêt'whe*epetr sna eûuntry* by ?i'*l,etlng the 

Lage of peæee+ c&t¡.seß harm to the h¡r¡ran ra€e$ other eauntEåeg 

mtst rise irr pret*at. Ït wag heçar¡se of ÛarrnaYrV'?s ¡¡ælawft*L 

sntrsnce å1¡to BeL.gÉWn that flng}a"nÉ'ðeel,aged warç, ån 19Lå* a1¡d 

$hi. gaS,emor-thy ho}ôe that f$ngtra'nd wa* Je**tlfledt ån ùa&*.rg ÐS 

atrffi bees,r¡ee Ehe h¿¡d, ggê¡,&nt¡sgd. to proteet Bsþg[tÊtl' Ehen ühe 

ser þrçke out' Ï¿e sr¡røte,' - tl-.I profeos ßy s$erad f,alth t'&et 

r&y sûltlltFF hÊF gsãê ta waf* ¡rgaivsst Ìeer willn bmt þeesuee ehe 

ærrgå *,for honout*n f,s,r d"oæsçra€,3F, anå fsr tiie fut.tlrs of mar¡h*ad..r 

tzI

lz 

tso fi.€iht f'er nr¿y irêaÊonsetl*er âllan èheee åSryleêrs ts hle brutal". 

and, wae'tef,ul of h¡¡æa& Xåfe. 

It is beôause }ütr. -üalasofgby is &ware of al'l t!+e 3reæøra. 

¡¡ental and, phyeieal" through whieh tt¡e comcon eoldLer run1et ÞËFn 

that' he d.ensu:rceÉ war.. It is beeauee he d.oubte st¡etber all th 

eufferln# aneî aaes'i.fiee sf, war reeulte in aettral benefit to @p.; 

kfnd., th,at b,e plead,s for peace. Eis bet.ief is that waç is not 

I'nevltable. åItr d.anger of war wi,l.l üleappear wiÈh the 4ùeaolütion 

af the autocratid'governments of the worldl, whieh ere baped, 

sn Ml"iùarler** *3n my belåef, the bast hope for lastång pêes$r, 

the clrief promiae ef çaeu"rity for fire righâs and. greeåorr of 

1iÈt1.e eauntr*"es, èhe r¿ost rqae.o$ab}e gnarantee çf irr¡teEgat{e*a} 

Juet,iee *nrL senêra} Irurna-nity* l.åee in tlae gr,*dttal 6rowüh ßf üs= 

rÏiüüracyn sf rul-e by the c*neer¿.t of the g:everne#i,*t3l ffi- gqtrs* 

wortlçv feel"s t}¡at *ceh coun'Er'iêÈ aã BrlÉeån* srenee" amá tbe 

IÎnltËd Statea' Bhere the prlnciple uf dowoerêcy rt¡.l"eu, bsve ogä* 

6$rßrrn a3l deaåre t* ø.ubdue other natiens. 'wøfs wl¿ï d.åæflnåsÏ* 

whenttÏ+e pecpåert thror¡S their rspr€aëntatiron" have the r*ght 

to eÐntrsx. t?reru, fee åt is on +the Þêopl,e+ that al.l. the burden 

sf 'ø¡ar faltrs 

Ïfrr. &äl.Gworåþy grews exceedi,ngï:¡ båtter when he thir¡kø of 

the ;¡en vhr¡ atay þgme anC. goad. others to elaughter. Irr r$af,ardf 

sr.è ere te&d the t&.su6bt* of the l ittle Freneh L.ri?ate, fÊan 

å¡totagd," w.ho iç waiting Èo ire sent frora Ïri* h.oepital. bee}' to the 

front. Ee is epe'nding håe last af$ernoon rentlng on tlre riçør 

b-asg, bt¡t he ås total-ly un*enecisus ef thç baau*5r of, hie suffot¡nd- 

{1}*¿ Ëheafr {tEn* Hope of &¡tsti,ng Feacsr pags *45}

lr 

løÉls. ü.â3å tl¡e estosuiti,ês he bad sssn X'n Srie two yeare at üha 

frent,-**Þ€fr¡g]"osed, hf,fit* Lyång ån tbe geldcn bes.t" st that net * 

glimnrer sf l'åfe or krepe ecul-d.8et aù hån'* tf) Ee is f*'ll,sü 

with ;?,ngBT st thoee whs ereaèe and p1eß trf,rrÐn liltt l-eave täP 

flghtlng t* helpl,ess ûreatures l"lke hfusself " å' hatrad, Et{rg*s 

utrr in hlin a8aånst thoee, who, *efe aå horng¡ âffê wrltlng and, 

ta.lkíng of vÍ,etory. *nd the, bEavery of soldf,ern, and. tbe ftltufg 

cf mankl.nd.. Ehe *hot*pçht eor*es to bim that lt ls raen lihe bfm .* 

FüLf * rrho harre f*trg9rt and cuf,fere'd.r gbo ehonld þe altewetL tÐ 

sa&e the peaee. så}t' shat a peace tliat woulcl b& - iåç fige* 

cenditioan al,tth,e aaeveet pelitåclans and. preeer&ên l,maging iË 

fowc in every eountrgS the ruouth fightens" the pen fíghtera, 

t,lre fightera wf-tlr other memts bf;soé* {2.} 

Sbe ¡sa1å+e, CIf tbese serd,s çhç,ws ]¡*rr é.eeperæts ålotard foçl,s. 

'Bhe knowted,ge t}¿st he nrust so eson gË baek ínto: the nåeþieare 

of wr'* whe'n all ke wanåe ís peace ancl røst and- qui.etn noarly 

dråves him to madnetrs. tb'ere is litt&e Bæslbåååty of his rê* 

Èurning saf,eily frçm l¡ís aseond Jru'rnçÏr ånto Èþe *penehesn aeê 

he Ès Fw€Tlt qith plty for hi¡ase3-f wÌ¡en he rcätrises tbet he Ereï' 

- i^ 

&eYer knosv }åfe errd love again. 

: 

B[p,, ga]errertby has maåe a etr:åy of the theugçhtn of Tri;etar'ü 

to ehosr hos the horrors ef çrer d.eetroy hope nnd happinesa tn a 

*ran end. ptrt ia thelr plaee diergu*ibi; aRd. drcad" The eaeual sþ"' 

ÉFeffer is not.qþê,e åo peå:eeive tlre ea}*dler+s }reevlnese of heart * 

f t ie too e*.ref*3ly ccneealed., ffiven I'åotard, knoçs tÌ.reårå$ epåte 

{ï}#earavan* { tüaf,ar¿a; pege, €36}, 

( r 

) rbld.

64 

øf håmseåf,, he wåIl go þaek wiåh an Eutrerd, ehow of, gal,et¡r, 

ffi, Ga}"ræfùhy, horvever, hae ÊSûr3 tlæougþ this Btretenee of, 

åørråüy* and $Éee,overeð the bitt€snes# beneaåh lt. 

.- ffir. Gelal$orÊÏ4¡¡' Ïras ales un{ersteod' t}re attitude *f ühe 

f,lgþÈår¡g ri¡¿n ÈBwc¿rd's k¡is ënén¡r' ldo eeå4*,er" natu'ral1y &esi'reã' 

to ki,ll,, br¿t ån w'ar lre íç foreed'o'ÈgaÈtroy l.lfe, arrå rlek, leåa 

Ëwlr i,n dCI ilrg å&. Ïi[r. Satra sfthy åæeæ$-ne's hEw åhoee r&s havæ 

åsgt ttrref s tråvee in the ËrËat We*¡r ffå1f nsË-FÈ each other Ès the 

Srêat Bcysïrd. Íhe majo*åty of, ùh.ere*he bsXierrêSi, wil'r eey to 

thçee who wer:e theír oTlpan,erlts ,r *tr,,d,XcL not ry3g¡þ 

ts kf,ll goür 

but I knes¡ I þad to, r"4?re¿r I 1ryes uncler f ire *r tired. or lttfxèffiJr$ 

it i$ true I ÞåftÞd Jrou, sc tlrnt I had on]¡¡ â €aregÞ wåah to kf,ll 

yoïJ.''Ët¿t i-¡hgË åt æae'plrer- ¡, hed an eûhe, ln w¡¡ hear*"* (Ll 

Jean Ï f-*ù¿+"rd, 1n &'Ëafa¡rild hae t]te *nme acåre ín his heart wþen 

he t,liinlcç rrf all f'he Germane he hae ki,lïed" ilThey ffers enly 

j 

Eoehee* bu* tfuegr ¡rå¡ree and^ chåtr.ûrer,l* tlreår ¡tsth*re- * f ëss 

queetloni,fiÊ,a fa,eea'ploedfng for ¡¡1ers-'**ñ {ä } lflf., . G.aX.swar-'t&y 

c:ln sðe no glopy ln n war slrieh cau*ses ouch raiaery to those tç.bo 

partåci,pate ån iÈ. 

nurþg the Lc¡st war aå.å G.e,gffians sho were l ivlng 1n England. 

weré ånåemeé. }fienð/ of thern had gritish rÐJ.çcenênd. fssi.l.goe to 

*uppørt" bl¡t no oxcepÊåon* r'sÊre m*d,*. HIr. {$rt};,.gËÞÌE}ry ettsehs 

the Ënteranent of these r$eü as ånhmman. IIa fsel..s t}r.'{Ên *}thøqgþ 

+ f,ew af them preþebly €ere r+ple*, the lnaJenåty of th+m würe 

år¡nøee¡rå" faæ they had. }åved se'Inng ín .ilngland that èhey ssrt 

(lin* shsafñ {Xfret Yhaugrits on This €ar * Fsigs Aå5} 

{e,}**a*av&&*,{ t0efard; tp*ge 6'ü,1

6c' 

'.*'.---' 

qulåe ont of torrsh çfth thelp sw$ G,e$äti[gr. sfh'e Bråght så*,ern Ås 

the atorry of a Getroan, Dtsx' '."&6rhardtû w}¡o hsd been lËrång in Eag' 

Laad, fer tsenty-ffy-e .Jrears shen tbe ça,r breke eut" Ee waÉ srafr*€â 

ts an EngXieh womn, and, had. a fanåäy eif tlrree ehllôrG$' I{e 'Í/iÑ ' 

trogarÉeå ** årrdi'epeueabåe þy håp f,És'úsr asd ws¡s ïs8Þeaüed. by hås 

. uelghboÌ¡rs. Sotþ he anel" h,ie sifg esnsid.ered it {true3 *nil wåsk*tl 

ef .1g61maap to enüer B€tgi.äffi, r.s¡ð in tlreår c&nv€ra¡stion togethef 

they often eend,enaerl th.e Ka¿ser ae fraely as if Gerhardt hed bcæ 

bern an EnglløhæAr 3alt in L9tr6 there çere Êoftl€ al'r rald.a, and 

*nss*dtately afêerrrarde he ms tak€m4 &L6trg wt.ù}r eoms cthers ef 

bis natf.ena!åty, and. placod, ín one of the ånterrnmeRt eao¡le. 

fhe eogaraùf'on from hi.a qife and famååyrryøe'åortare to hùn' and" 

åhe loråg rnontha sf, eanflneuent f,f}}eð hiË fftth êeepair. Græðnn!'Ly 

he lost wa!,gþ€" **nd. his face fa-oh 6rl a beaüen I'soh. Wren Xr€û€s 

fa&e at ågsä, and he Was fr6'e åo setrrrn horuen Ïw $f&s b¡fgken in 

eBirit and' had. Iost all ånteresi in Lifs' rhe pathetíe littxe 

øpeesh, ÉI&.i ¡r6t rvefSn Dol'l$en*tl{ wiåh whàsh he greeåeit båe 

ir 

wlfe" and wþåeir he repea&ed over e$#, ov€r again fn a beqrÍ.lðPreü. ìl 

fiarxr¡*r, shew,s ir**t hs.çr rm¡ch, Frås'sn Tî,fe had' haltmsd hl&* 

I 

Hr. Ëal*worthy belteves thet ån Sn$lanå m&$y' G€Ë@aEË s'tf€ 

rxnjueüly å¡rteriied, ¿lrt'ing tlre pamt €¿rl¡+ and l'¡e he.a wråt€en t&a 

Btsery of Ëerhtr.,rdü te shsw the errils tlial attend, the lntennment 

sf inn+aeü'*È fl€ñì+ Three or feur yearys af trlfe in di¡rÉyr.aøl,s¡1".. 

ûtrêwdsd. FrÂçan çeefiÍls* ås bound to þ'ar¡e a pefiBänstlt çf,fçet'gn 

a nan+s eM-ra.etern eepe*åe¿r.y @er'r he lras done nothlng to èe- 

Befl'ê Ï¡eårsË ehmt up- lss uaatåer wha* ha¡rpems tt¡ hisâ aftÉlmar'ür 

1 

,'t 

.il 

t3ï tsaratas*o {*gbe Brigtx¿ $ådet' r ps$Ê fltP.)

l 

// 

he sil} E6yêr be ¿btre to eoaptreten¡r effae'* the mem*råee of sÌ¡€b 

a LLfe .f'¡pos* hie mfud. fhat, ås tte rsa*sn sby îfÍr.øeïswerrüTqr oBp&s€s 

the i.r*ååscr^laånate nnte.sr*ssent of fenet,gnøre tn ttmga sf 

g&r. 

lfir. ËalEworthy hau salled. ñShe $trrrtng SBearr* { the oao 

nsvel uåish d,eaLs entirely åth åbe maer,) e *trslrenge of tha 

Êer.rëçrf and, æss sn te *a;f * tWaa .åt *ot h¡*d eneugh to have Êg 

bsar the drsa4s ãr,k[ Etralnç arlú gri.efs $f the søs without h"Åoe 

to read. d,ay by üay the T€noeøun {!r &on#enËiaal etusf *hicÞ, bcgen 

pou.rl,ng frør¡ tongneø and pena sÐön *f,tes tlre war þegrln and never 

eeaee-d. ti,}l nonths after th,e war stopped?bã-our fighting mn 

undorrbtedLy d.eepieed, t'hat f Loed sf &åes enð #oote:råe,-*- fþs 

EngXåe@sR ðees nnt llke to påa¡r bå* ga¡aes or f,igkt his batt$a,a 

te É'. trffw¡iæg aooorupanlæenå e,f i¡rçulÈ to the enßry"ç tlÏ 3hô 

herrs i.n Ëlf,he Bærn1n6 SSëAu.:f'i ls ,fsfur Tuaver-rrlër, an e1,d*rX,y gpnül,estæH 

ffiose a'unbition it is te þe a pulrå.íc ü:rãtn. Ha has an aathtlgtaeß 

fot ar+r.leån6 tlre- øoun*ey t,o *,ts *uËy dr"lelr æ&rÞâsüês th*t sf 

ên¡r 6€¡¡iêtr sf-d.[nås¡r pre'båie Hrcir. Ha read,s' *mü me¡¡tor'*,¿ee slL the 

rgtr¡åå:ångg abe,Ìrt the çap uÍrich hê ep,lt fÍndl and b-asea lria¡ om* 

sïl€Gclrës êtt tTre;:¡. Hie objeet f.s tÕ.ffi'cÊûr¡rpÎ.åsh al1 thet 1s fldvçoate6 

by l,ead-ång psgitåeaï. Eren: the É-ne*¡úff.f,üemÈ of the ëçrsscÌe' 

ùhe trylråso*¡eent of eoRse i,entious objeetøre, the eneourageæenå 

of tbe ùfsa.bloå eolðLer to face hå* fçtu:fê* end se farth.. Hlç 

e¡qBer.i.ences, wlren be atterrpte to cafry ouÈ theçe proJe*ûe,Þorder 

cn th'e absurd." Bn onê çeca6f.+n afÈer he lrae a¡lakeu at oøIRe 

åength to a farm*r çn the agriuuïtËg'a1 firåuse 'af the eountryt 

{f } 3ut$û$uetson teffhe $¡Prtårtg Êp*ar;s

7 

b.eigggsettrydtgå'urþ'ed'tod.f.eeevetrthe€È.irerfarlær.llsaüçetrc@Þ 

sgr's" Tho thre+ uetitåôrrs ts wlrsm he 6åve* adviee aa ts çhat te 

ðç øitlr thetrr fr*tuse euepeet btm of beång not qulte 6an€n and 

t}rc r.gad"eä. k eomaå.iæ.* lnctrined to tJiån]:; ti:lat t.bey are rl-Ë:bt* 

}&.-üe}tswort}ryi.*rtvråtlngthi*lrovel,}raeråd'åcr¡]"ø*t.he, 

f,ergder¡ey ef var{;lsle €rttê,rs to proil"uce hSnmts of hade agelnst the 

rr*}nsr* s* s}'ls1fl.g tbåt, w}¡en a ÏI¡F¿n €&rî,}Ê*t1^3' ånåeg to earry ot,t te 

tFre 3eât,er al} the åitees Ëleey put for,wnrû. the general pnbl'j¡-e 

takee. hÍ,r¡ t,* be a åttÈle nmd, HF. 3"aven*er+e aeel was 60 gEleat 

tbat it &¿* not *eem natural' ta thoee wÏ*on b'e vset' &nå so he w*s 

eon#ldered t,n be ívmtfonal,. Ïfir* Falsrnç¡ftW d'eee not þel'åevø' 

tlret f,Ìre l, ítÐra.tître *f tire Ëreag {'.ryâr' slsåch ÊÞ ßeverly ettaoked 

tke e.$emy, helÏled, to ereat,e en.4urmtee * oe the war *plråt' iæ t'þs 

fi'qlrtinq ;nen 

ãrr åi're $fiå&ver Fll*on*H çe are slt*lrn tlie eond"i't'ioæ rË 

'n 

whicb 

*h* ssfr#r ira.p, left üerm,-+n fp*milles 1,n EnËLa¡¡*'n ¿a¡rd aIøo åhe eåtltatåiln 

sf t"h$ er¿-ss¿*ieg. H,ieÏ¡aeå tre*aå¡res ãÈn åTlpeä{l' fer eåÈ 

frew tiee ne$d}e1ée* ter¡rÏlt¿ne sk¡o had' bee$ reå*ceå io poverty 

ç¡3len t¡reir eevånge were tli]cea b5r tbe govet-lgrrenÈ' Irrr' Bergf*Id' 

hæs Þeei,r an astor on th,e 3r*glLtrh e$ager, þt¡g Ìrie Ïreaãth xÉ sB 

broke.nd'o.en',8,Éarçgn]"tofiriginteramenÈn*n*å,..lui*¡¡allsÉ$å3 

ab}e to "'¡çç88'" i$;åchae]- våa*åe tbe SergÍ'€åd'fr wi'ttt $ vie'rr ef þeång 

Ë,sÍî¡Ë }re}.p t,o tliem, *c}.d, ¡¡¡irilr: c*nrJ'13g awlfÀIr r'n*ee'ts Èwo e:c*eel.d'åere 

Ûn*nkrappycireur¡utf,Ê.Ëee.ÐncÍse*t'lfç¡.gckgnåha*tg-1Ðchi}drør 

t.* *üppert. fhe othey i.s a hairåreÑser sÉ''hÚ' åe sn 'r:ir€ peånt of 

g*g.inguphåeç¡çr,kbecause-hishea}th*'glaansl$th*tlrebeåfithe

t 

ûpêi" &iT. ÅLtfrough hls i3,L }teal"lth åp tÏ¡e result of åhe warn b 

receivrgæ n0 pe¡1sloxl. ldr. #alewOrtby &frkeå nâ 'P-P'pn cçWent AA 

Ëha eorrd"åtlc,ft of Èhe.$e peopleo b¡{* þry iaerely ir¡troüuetng Gsern 

into hís ïxof€l,' he }¡ae ei:.êwnx how r*t*eh- elr|ål the gtar l¡as d'Otie' 

It ie þegatrse he sàee iþe Ï¡sg E're of øaïn må t'ge mi'eery 

EirrTf it f.eave'â atïong the peaple afte3' åt i-ç al'l ¡@T€x', t'hat 

w¡, * Ga1sçøætw:ç;prrËîll:#s lÈ as wiek€*- Ë[e f eet"e that $CI ürett€:r 

l 

þccd þra?eä anð es&rÊg€CItrsly f*€Ir raãy fíghtr Ëheyfåght Enly lP 

eÊ,us.6 they w*st* atrl the tåms haå*,ng x*:,fæ@ the bstts¡n ef ùÏ¡si¡r 

hea.rte - Årrd hç f-søåe also that wår ¡ls#n}åe j.g ¡ro galß t,a maÞkånd, 

øæ*ept ps3rhaps tbe aååeratåsn of a f,ew bs$rréarièet -Þnt' hrårggg 

enly leng p€Ëioêa ø,f soø.ia$ ar¡d oeenoeie d-åsor;ftågo oH€ Þee seerc 

fop bir*se¡.f the effeets of war, a*ú '&a,e facgd i[]r'em ouÈ stt]r ey&s 

unsheltered by arry s@ksd glasa of enl¿hu6i-a8ra'" (fi

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!tr gql.swerùbff b#Ër.!,kg çtu{i,eÈ f,or the barn åe quXte fasltråar 

ç-f.ùh etrl. tþe ferwíaç* of th+ I*ç-offåes, and tÏ¡er*efare he ls ln ea 

abtre peeåtlon ts d,l.gcuEs all tne f*È:Íinge of tlre proftasfq, Hc 

ås ae Bêlrere ln hlç srltie¿ãúB of, tbe åayi.eaa anÈ preceèrme of 

3çw.ae he lc of a1l othen ms$.eaÈe å¡retiåt*tfoa*, 0ge ef tbe a¡ra* 

aü1e,no sf eivil.*,øaüiønn },,aw trae first invented. for tÏ¡e purposÊ 

of prutectíng tha peuBl"È¡ f,ts þucinee.g wsË tÉ ese thstt tlrg weaksr 

B€Fþara of aseÍ,sty úfü not suf'fer bsea$e'e of the etronger,.às J.t 

dereLoped* however, $t, beenrue ap i¡leÈffiihent 

hnuda of, ùhe 

üppejr el"asas*, a3.ready mad,e å€ertre by thelr vcalth anil poaLtåoa' 

whe uaed, it to inst¡rc bÌ¿ems€Iyes agai.ngt an¡r'd*ager of rerolntføuary 

tðoeeþhloh *i.gbt ari*e,, nn thts way'., ånflËenced by the $$p€r 

elasrean it Xost aLl ãgn6,e of, humanitpr and, øgmpaùlryn anù eonso * 

queutl of '$uatiee* I.aw Jnd,gee only froæ t'he ra,e¡rlte sf eråæc, 

losèeaå ef 4a}rlng ånto tlre eauspe anð eradåeattng the d,if,f,tsu1t1æ 

shieb sould. be found there. Ths LnJuetåce ln the wo¡rHingE .ef l.aw 

,Ëey þ€ sgeÍ{ ln ðlhe S?eels.rrds,rË *Tlte Saun.try Ilousë.* and l"n ssme 

sf tlre sketef¿ee. 

Stenloy fn ¡fhe Ffee1anf,as apke þiç aåËte?-Ín*laû" Såroføea, 

$þere ehe ffnås tbe law:anJust; he himçel.f, a meabetr s,f the srf ing 

cl'as3,€,s * hae $ever found,'iÈ ee. KtrfÊt'sçn tht*Es Ef Èbe Sabetrrers 

she knows, st ggli,ng hard for èheir -ïBrtJ¡ clÊf.etenee, end. en*wrarøn

7/ 

stbgae ¡leøBle have no means ef eettl.ng L*w in metionù Ho neans 

ef choceing where and hov theSr wilt låvsn no lãertna sf ðelng as{Ftbtr¿e 

axcept jn*t çbat they ars toìLû¡ the S{atrtrartngs Trave the 

.ÉÊ*a6 t,o set the 3aw ilr uo,et,l,e¡* r, tÐ ebo:sg,s #rere anû haø to Xlver 

*nå ts ði,et*.te ta sÈherø" Flæt åa wlry the l*w lo raaJuat, Ëf,tb 

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'gqr,ery i.aûepenèant psûüd Ê y6ârr übis *qual 1a¡r of gûüFÉ-T&rfeg,{1) j 

ü.çrùa'furtr$rge1ageenþee+r¡gid,tT€d.jt¡.€tthåtdoeænottpgg¿El¡.Ë 

: 

perøoa aç Èt år,çe.ts *n*th,er, regardlesa af thair B'aeLtlon in ltilfa, 

, 

û.f: c,f tþeíf wealth, Â,S êjn çgaq¡äe of i.nj,uetieç,K*¡ret,sen eowp*ree 

. 

,her gwrr såËr¡a!åsn wåth thet of Beþ fry-at' rllf I haü shoçoa nçt 

temr.gysq'.dþ,*âtolltewåt',}x}rÍ¡nånf,fÐa1;osc,weeou}d'hgYedonc 

åt w3ükput åna$qr.ssùeäe.&. W,B hnsç ssa€- fndeBend"anå lneorye¡ me 

, 

*outrd h,ave aff,ord.ed, to èiere6çard, what peoprê thought or d.id. wo 

' ,€räld have ben6þt{a6 wF did bÐyj our pt,eee Ðf Sand and ou.r ciotàægg' 

ou,t af, whieb we ,eou,Ld n+t ha6:beon trn&ed.-*-3¡¡i tryrt, 

,çbú ûoeç naù E-yer¡ walrt ta defy the Lam _ wh&ù happene ts hfs? 

wbãt happeaø ts h¡rnf,r,gdo sf rs.bourets alr. æcr tþr øounÈr5r 

wlto veuture to ååf,fen ln Foltrtissrrfel.igieær 6r ,mørals fram ùg're 

*ho oen theryf2lIf the law had" studied TeSretra c&Be from tbe 

..j 

b'Ê.6å!rnår¡g' iä wourð have nnûe:r'stsod. that the .er*me of arEon nhie& 

.be eeffiûttêd wag only the eli6¡x of a se¡ies of w¡,'Engs he bad su3' 

t 

:: 

, 

f,ered f¡em *he hand.s of ^r-, Èhe ]"eedrry$sr " 

:. 

trn tlrc s&vre ryêy thÉt it falled. to urtderstan-d fryrt, the l,aw 

, faitred to aeeertaln ùhe real rtu.se of the rew¡IÈ whieh taok pt*oe 

tn #oyfÍelde, The Slapers ssy that the ssosnomf,e eond.ttions of thg 

{I}Bfhe Freeland.er; Seetion EX, page t6g 

{å) rbtð.

7¿ 

trabeurc¡Fs en ühf.a c.state Íe adetttedly raÊ.her above t3¡¿n beïen 

ûbc aver*gc.* tel Bþen #eêda sæêe åhle ehe feeås a l,åtÈr,s 

f.Ì*ell of angæ aå tlre r¡nfalrrtese ef ,åù. aWe're peøpl-e thsrl, to kn** 

nothing of the real. õgerse of the rsçe'r.t - nsthing of tha Tryet 

svletÌ.on, tbe -threaåtnçd, evie tfsa r¡f the çaunts? were they not 

'to know thñt. iü wee g.s pråfisipf,e, and, to pr@tgst s€slnst tbêt 

sorü øf pett5r Ègrann¡r ädi:f&e &ahanËG?B a.ll Evetr tbe eogütry that 

the rebalt"Lon had. been ataf+td?s {,2} Of eourse the general reading 

puþlle ognt'd. kns¡r a'øthing af thle såÈa ef;' úhe ryre*tåos hgFÉause _åt 

Þad rever þeen ptaced. befsre thgm. Bhe t'ar had qlriotly aveided, 

s$l btlt tf¡e *et¡têtr reg,sT't* a*d øsgÈd uo,ught for Ë.he Gsrus€ t¡nd,g¡l* 

lyång it. 

Wh,êlrr, *ryetr'e eaÞÊ gas salled in Êüt¡ttÈ, þefçk ía tþere stä:ËElar 

$ry a3"1 the qtteetr and, foæa} happænånga ü.hat mar.k the tnttåatiot* pÉ, 

the 

Ahi,gher $,aetåoe -tþo- es,Foffibrêge of tr¡e gentl"ernen ån wågsr thË 

sifting, ahifting, settling of elerks, and. r¡ah.ere, eolie i.tore,eã¿ 

the prb1åe¡, åho hua¡r lndlff,erenea, the ehaerfu'I, pretrf,essfenel-*cæ 

ef, it aåi.,F tsl la sere-k+ ü€ hi.ghly etrung up beeauee of tbls 

ete4t" all this far,zE Ëe€¡BF rlü¡lesßssary, and, øu¡lerfiæia1. Thgse 

PçgFle who are gatþeri:ng üo hoar Sobte saee havø er ¡ret no thought 

a6 to the resutrt of dlreir hearfngs. fhey do no,t fÈe]. thê i4larÉ' 

äÐe6 of the fact tbât the¡r høLð the âate øf n san iæ åktir" hand,so 

EïsryÈhing ia so profeaeienal. sHawrted by the thought of hlæ to 

t1) 

täÌ 

rïlle Freel*nde*; 

f.bådt. 

ÅÞ.ICt - Ç 

$eetlo$ XfrfI[I, pags P6g, 

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73 

w,þn* tk*æ w* aw** åËfs aa& ds*üh Ê*ãæ es'y tþ**ëgï s** *w b:eç 

ef #6ë,å!*ffi baw næ.åg¿x*å å.ü ffis &þf-Þt eåæqr #bË¡*ã4 **å +t3 f'æ3 *e ks 

4åð*Ë {e} åsr* tb#} &Þ& ås ffiç+*g*a& å** ähs qwæ'Ëå+s# arrd påe*êåffis 

Þæ**æ¡ *åå eM flæå#,ïniimbårtg $*b *HS, €å,# &.wæIr gpåeàg ef 

eæsr** #åås Êb# eËfg*h Ë#s€e af tåe W*masg *f- t"&m bry ft¿#kry 

t*ü#e#€&æ*&*i&*#þt.}*Bke*ç¿,å.&æ&æ.Y*s*¿.ry'xt*.ffiøryreÉ*.*t** 

Ërwffi&ù* r.*ptn# s¡æ4 h*#,n6 *r*å freffi hs*-å* S¡nte ëh# hÉsã#" $q ü¡e# 

*i*øil;d#:r**æf ffËTrsË ffi*,í*m+ @Þ *h* eË,wn ggs 'qryëffifr*" åe#s'É 

Mgææ *hc¿* *.g,*****sg*s of *&,åæçw å:¡t ÈMw* äe**$g fÍ's #' þ*6 

geøre* S.st+ the þAÞ&cå sf åsis Fowhæ¡*pa sðfå þ*.ffie3.f* ÍIrøo&&g**"?- 

&4@*åæg ,Ëk#, Wften *såËþ s$.*å@sËe **-eþ *&# 6'**ffi- h¡geÈw õäË+ tft##. 

Þep w*l# ähø'*ar*d$@ Sæs*å*Ê** s# s#*ffi*¡¡¡x*4hry'4#-t tþt& 

¡m*.*d äq&e sv*"#srr#S e*, '*kæy €?,Y+*ã.41*,bÞ' ,fffuffiffi *tm* æhffit wåå*r *iåå È& 

petlp shsrffisss ef ålr* iÆw¡ þg,å t}¡e ar**çæçÈ spr{sg,e æ€1S *ttt[ }åc 

tmqtåse&ssÊ*f ÈEe ns,tÃtre}- æn¿t tm*e åcl her*r *ha 1i.€hÈ *:F it'*tr*Ë tãÏ 

*ry#* ås æw*æk*# ts *Þree'per+rñ' pffiæ,& *e,æv.Ë"åg**s* SÉ *k#Fs, - 

æåî# M tks ***ry sf 3¡ås erå,gs ø.e*p,eæ *,þø l"ss s*l*pËs M.Eç &se ä 

ølth At, *he se&seËea€ ËssffiÉ¡ Jn*Èåf*e#* Tç a fw *Ëheræ -Þffigkr 

H,@#så*Htw,**.çËm*eu$ sv*w F#&*sr.* :sfw h*ee æ€+##Aes* åb* æå,ågtg, 

rlf Ëg3rs**# ?,*#r€fl€gË'* &åiß Srg&.* *gfr*ås ñ.ffi *g$***å* Ëf, ffiæà kd 

þe'mm ftåEp,rys* *s afu*ææ åts'æ swt ¡35æ¡mså* r¡:ir &$.8:åë#r Ï.k# the H'-*c1å*F- 

Ên#s* ffi æs*eÞã,e "r**r*åS F¿piss' ä#å$sffi* þà** þçüffis#,* Ï¿e #'es æ*t wg 

åe** 3lçw* s ffiËffi* **wp*3r wÈtir *3re rsååä t*f &k*sç ffixæ *.e., H* @üE# 

&$w Èaeæc*,trmåæl* åg åtr f*e" ir*,m* trtre.& åæ åÈ, *åçqå it*a* gt,emr f"Þ* 

FËsEgäsll{ãræ i;r* nig€ trr g*v+m etÎ¡ær.'lívsæ *å1€ tli€Y llçe f-P 

tel rËfhe Sneel+n*e** HæååÈ¡r¿ ?'ffKÏËl* p;*¡¡e åq$ " 

{ä}'r,bffi- * * ' * * $ffi

1 

perfeüt freedsm? Wlîy canuot they live and let T.lve? Ehey baçe 

N€T€? 

^rriai,l.y besn gåçen Èhe right to govern othera. g}rðy have æertly 

taken it bæause tbe tr seal"tb. and. poei tåon have ruaès th,sn tn* 

d.epeaåont. Tbe rsnËd,iee for tbe evLle whiclr arfse froË ÞFËStrtrËy* 

ho3dÈng are not eaeåly 6gs¡rù htn ae Ki,retsßa sey;6 --*-üff pao+' 

pl.e havanrt døc. s#y enølrgþ to eee for åbessolvo-âjihär Èae l'ffi' 

fqvoure üheir fndàpend.eËes, thsy Ín¡rat be slrown thât åt d,ssunrt 

pey t,o dø- Ê,o çÈþe$.a aa they watr3d, bata ts be do,na by.u (llt 

' 

I,ã rÏh+ ,Iurï/ssni'* .or,re af ÈÌre Btold.ss fur the begk *Ffrq Ealasrr 

te fiad, ffi'¡ BosÊügaùe aiåtång *B a Jury w}úcþ la trylne I ñÞt c 

d,ler fe'3 attempted suåeide. fo attenpt suicfde shile tn hhaki 

saeæç to Èhe jury to aøount to f*tre sÊrne thing as d,esatrÈi.en, and. 

Èhr* prteonêrte case tr:ooke ?€ry þl,ao&. fhç e-ntry æs*&,Êr,¡ that ho 

ßlves f,*¡r hls {gt åe Ëhat #a:hs;e €:e frsru his fff,fe was ,FfryånË os 

hls nind.o{B} If the eaee bad, been eettlrd then ![¡¡. Bosengata 

xsltld, he:rre aere€ð te e y@dl#Ë of str*ll.tÍ, þr*t the estlrü mo ad, - 

ð,eurmed r*'atil tbe next ncorniÊ€* and. sX.l avenång be te haunted 

by the thougþt of the nf.eereble lf.ttle gcl'sh seldåer lylne fn 

¡stssu-* S* çanctgre abølrt lri.e boue, thi¡¡k*mg whet it wÞuÏ;d ilÈan 

..: 

te hån to b* separaücd from hi.e wffä and e'lrlÅd,ËBnf aad, the lÃe* 

eosss to &'iæ¡ tglty ebuld E have ts såt ln jr¡dgmenÈ oa thaü FÐsr 

beggar End. cEnd,ew¡ þ{p?* {g} 

&on tlra $ur,y çlthdraw tlre next day to de}lberate Oa tb4 

avi&ec¡es" åt ås found thaå all þr¡t HtF* Bessngete deslra to bring 

tl)tge Fneel.ande?¡ SectLsn XIX, pags 1?9. 

iel"ptrr Eatreen (t'ine Íur¡rnan*n'Bage 8q9) 

(g) rbtË - pase 2?5.

: ì : l:r.;rr1' 

/r' 

*a a sgrêå+t øf gu*,1.å3r. ffe aþçråu el¡r ¡*efi*ee6 åa a.grð* te aayåSr€ 

s3*åeh É1,1. pæt t ø ffE&eãre*n fu pr.*sea" . he othe-rË ea,anet *¡¡a4*rgted 

kÈs aÐst,fuecy ån tha mt-tar, a¡:dt he ru ø*É@,¿y Eåis+d tr¡.t}r a d,#- 

Ëtse to r*y to ùbæ* *gÊy€att y-au euy f@*tngt fe¡ øÈhers? Oaâlt 

Srs$ sG€ that thåe púûr iÈ68Í,¡. *fffcre tgrf*tr.*ry'?nt1ï FtmnXlf thpy tåt 

Ëffiss te rsf,¡r*Fm a ç*#åa* af Sus1Êy siÈä s ,reeieæoÈrd, t-o mæy* 

tnt sf t}re wbsåe $:nr;f, &* Seseagaêe waæ àÌre only ose ¡rhe¡ realr 

: 

', 

#tand wbat agÐey ef sinê he bað gêne through¡ ané bsserec qrr 

lletsÈ-nËÊtc goË belÈry tþs axartrace af th€ år+e€r he canftlt ea-nd,erw 

i 

' åt wå.tlr the våc{,6usrisss *he* itls fstf.enús in the box ûå.d,. $¡, 

I 

S3|aworth¡r CIaer*-s ÈG t}riÞß thêt *f, w¡ a&} ,osteh hsld û'f 

l*otd 

thie spLrlt of aãnrsuatþflr wo souHnø$sÊÈ rea*in.y geeÐ 

., 

$u*æe¡¡å m 

, åhoøe wtro go bayaaê tho sonÍl.nøs of, She Saw+ À I,åüÈ'1ç ,g¡1flffdËq{lrü* 

* of the eonåiålom whieh reær¿åt io px*r*e sauld. F* 

* l-ong *Sy ; 

gsÈebt.ifrh Justice in Èhe åac cor*rù6. 

: .: 

Eþe süs.rÈes +f ù3re tlr-üa,ls of, Êe:b Sryat* snd of the Kelsh eøl* 

,1,, 

d*,er, show how åneapable the las ie of d.ieeeverf.ng the .eauaes sf 

i,,l 

rxtåe and. uf Jriltgtne aaeosclÍrug3.y fÞc sÈory år¡ *'l.Ìhe üonntry Housêü 

: 

af regpey T'å€fglc atäenpü ,to ohtaån a divsree fer h,fs wslrd.fHel,€Ë¡ ''*¿' 

ê&1*w¡ showw ht*w nsreaseúabl"e anct underband are the Lass of dl,* 

vorce 

ãþsn Sro.goçyn -ïf.slte hfs lawyer¡P&rrã#tÊf¡ an

77 

Èhet ttrere Ås e.*&y uná way to gq abouù this tlråeg,n end ao äeaves 

setåers te ffi* P-arasss, feoålng thet r¡groor.e"d,ff,fJerrf.ü,es wåltr 

gråee r 

å tery söri,Ðr¡* ðtf,f fuulÈy, hoçeyer, doea åppear$ e,nc w#å'd#ft,"r 

practírÉall¡¡ ruins ilfrs. Se]'I'+,nr*a shâncÊs of sbtaÍning a d,l,vgreeg¡r 

past evid,enìle. Sl¡e had. þee¡r rrie!.tsd þy her husþ+rùd. nhl,I'e b,e ïaß 

t.n a ctate bsrûçrlng sn *slårfr¡sû tremens, and ï¡eeausE sb* had nøt 

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ti 

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ri 

,had tlle lrearü to tuyr¡ hlm out in *uch + cond.ition,, eÞe haü bs€ä 

,øbl"lged t@ küSF ?rln oVer nigþt, & 1eååer firoæ Er,: ¡ls1'6pup t+ 

{$regory ox¡llains hew such arr aetion ¡rould. alrpear inr the eeur4. 

r31 teclntcal Language, ar¡¡r eueh forgtveneee or overlooH,ng !.a 

ealleð s*st'danati,øn* and it is'a eouopT.ete bar Èo furèher aotiox for 

Èãe tàep bein€* lhre€Ðu¡it ie ver¡r $eatoge of thie pr{ræipXô #,8 

ä@rl--f,.orë:&'êne€Br artd. såå} =egarê, 

with -c,resBfoieþ 

ffi, Hg 

,öin tÏ¿e Þq-rÍ q,f €BÐ_off,enda4 qârts dråolr Btglnù be eens,tru#{ ac 

småtç$t.,irn¡g,:to e*rnÈer¡etton,.er {r} €ki reeeåvÈng thle nate, $xeggqHr 

'r" 

ÞÎ]üffÍ+,gs ta çge Pq¡reffiÐ'f and, Ëeæands of hþ rn:r*gqsely the*ers 

Ê*Bs d.st*ktl Þû ll.aTt Ë¡eeñ to toIL aç Èhet beeauea &þe aetrd I"&a 

*,flkråstå*n ta thaü ¡cãa she ie to be pnnå*had. f,or åt ln thåa ffiy$* 

.Ènû ü[r.F*rarer €ùß:r'@.3r8 his - æÞonrt canf¡*çe y,s$rsêIf Þ3r Cl,r*g6þg 

*P öbtr'ås'å;f,an:it5¡. ðhfågtt*nity h*c ncåÏrf,ng to å,CI stth ffWlil#$¡-ftåI 

îhts trlltå,, that sühsåctlanity lms r¡o'f¿Hi,ng to ds måÈþ tlre 

LaEril te etret Hr.(ialssoråtçr is tryång to exXrress, fhe law ås 

þassd, an tÞe opinions of Soeletgrn a-ncl ÊsciÊty íe faru¡dEd, on thp.: 

pråpe fple thet ffight, is Sigþt,. fhe re*trl* íe t,bat $resttlee is 

åål 

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qrr¿stly reetåf,yåag ntstalces, snð eottling dåaptrtee, åt etåra up 

a þ,oæetrE net* erogsrd enrerïr s&Éø-r anrl ju*gpr ee€ê$ü&îg tø e 

falae cod.e laid. d.sîcta by SoeieÈy. 88. €atrsworth¡r seeras to fæI 

åh*t onl-y #e*r*, the J,u#gweaÈ*n' ËhB pÊ*6jdÈåsç*, and, the a*Î,åd,ity 

ef $+stety are brgikêr,l doffi' and *¡raryæth¡r takeo thsår pLaee, wil.l 

,å,*etÍ,ee sÊigl? ån the ssrilå.

BA 

TT 

HF, e*X.Êærtlqlr haà ebacn rathsr rp-¡Êe thed s uåld. tntørost ån 

È,.hs pr,i**n s¡ratem. in &g&*nê* anÈ hee poiaÈed. eut in s€vê:ral sa- 

A¡ld. ster ies Èhat there lç Vae.Ê r&Ð,æ f or i,ryrove¡saÊt fu¡ tke 

ü*øthcrda øf esnf-ï,p6*Tå wÏ,$eh are .in use at pra*ent. Hc bgt*sæs 

ÈÏrat *sìate$e,Êg, tr* ef*en passeÉ by jr¡ègË-É who þçve forêøttøn thc 

r$q¿ øþåest øf ¡üæåafuOnù" wlsioh lc tp, ¡rpoæe'-ü .Ee#åêây ænd, rü *, 

fs¡Ers the offaad,er. thpre Ís e, gnaat d.auger of the apiælt of rr* 

vffrge cFreêpfng ån and. Ènf lueacing the puni eå¡üent which is d*€,åt 

çut to 

: 

æ eg*s&eal,, and, sþsn this È,såi&se påaee åhe Br*eenar is æo€ 

seferme4. Se ås pr*t 1,a prl*+n where hie ãi.f,e ls' oppoead, tc 

*1Ì that åe r*atr¡raLn and, ie glven baek t,CI soeå**y wea&.em*d .$hff,a$* 

ealtry and msraX1y. Strsb a ¡sethod of puni ahnlent does not proteot 

soeleày¡ but f,eetere a øpirtt çf cråse ln the ex'rprlsoa€rß.. 

fAg æss-riptåon un $*be Iiï,eeEarrda# of Feitnl.*rs råç*,t te ÞoÞ. 

EfYF-t ån hf,s s.€II, t'etra¡ra ffi, f¡alsws:ËÈSrrs attißnüs üswap&* 

pæåsonø'. Båa$dåaé¡ ie e haåLway rrhllo waitång to be eend$e*s{ üe 

ïfyøån He{ila #bS€4ËË eonseÈou* of a *haçsn-Þetdlßd Ae*eçl.çse b€åâg 

*æ ÉgaÞ ffiãy strotheøn en Ï¡aad,s and hgqês. ap,reËbång tb* æad a s 

äoF-.rldc¡r. ËÊf Ër$ÈËBs st tÏ¡e- s*ealtþ¡¡ uglåuo*n ef thås ereqÞf,ng: 

! ffl"gure ¡setded at sne,e äs, a Epssra ,of .pltgr* lb€ sån gåTe hep * 

: 

Sspk- f,urålr*r, yet eo eharged with lnåense peaetratÍng eunloslt¡r, 

úhçt f t se'effieË- to let f¡e* end,de.a'3"y iaäo innsmarable seer€tan $þe 

f*l"t +e if the wtrole tife of peapLê eh$t anåy ån ail,eræe and solf 

tuda wete diselosed. to her in the awiftrnmrÈterabt"y al"tve loe}

8/ 

*f thàe ae*satrEÊç Exaelhlg ereatur*t:¡¡fif*ång trur,t ef lrar *eæ'th$ag 

*s f,æd håg ,r*or¡1: and. boü3r ê!r.r** Ear kie Éät þaèe betr* &o' çec 

f,ree *nð atr1 fEeeb, f,EgrB the oBen world aad the Ë1¡Ïr* aud pe*pì!,,e 

*s ¡,øs-e amd, tatrF ta!'* {3} "åetlralI.y e,ufferlng b,eoauøe o'f tb€ 

fnÈemse p tÈ.y øbs fs6*s for èhemn HtÉ*e watehes tÞ.e nren teklng 

üheår sæsrçÍs*. Wdgk*mg ín eår¿gle f,i}# *eêh qltlr þåe eprcs sf,**üð 

ea tho bas* ef, the üû€& of, Èbe man f"¡r fsoc¡&* tãI * t¡rry æEatsç tla 

ssuncl, ta.ve the traæ¡r, of the{,r feot. 

From t},e ssrrtûor Hedrla is ta&efr lnto a bare roog s{rere fryst 

åe to be 'Þrenght to hçr. T.¡Êft, *LenÈ# æ*ln f+els al-æcÉ as e FF'içðri€tr 

niekt feeil in bie },øuely se3å, FShæ siler¡se at first wae 

al-ræst d.eaåhly. lt*en it was brokole ïy a pnt¡nd. ae of a heery úg,or 

Þa,ngaû* and. &þre *ht*ff,.*.J,ng tearnp af myohå*tg nmr6 o . ed;gä, }.euð*r¡ 

ãof,fcr - & ff#Fü of sorond, * stååI" s*fåçr* an* iå d,Èed a{ap" 

ÐBåd s il"enee egef.Ïr$ û [ã ] ffhen fåyÐ* tø, brou$aå åhú sha çam: k*Ìüû* 

þ b+ar Èo tr*ek qt þle f,øce* sç tga${g le -*}re Leøk i,n hfe €ryrÈt. 

gho trålea åo Èal"k Ëe Þ1,æ* ts eçr¡rfsrù and eheß:r hlmr apd aaks hLm 

å,f tleer*e ås an¡rtlr$¡sg ¡iÉ santa* ilffiûth*nr I @&Ë.* M,t $nst to gut 

sr¡t ef here*n {4} hÊ answrsrand, }ates he eaSr* * * Í mret gtt 

sat* I wn*t stac¡d, Xong of lt * pot m¡E'þ, åoryêr* Iç'vc not trecû to 

*t, cåwap' þesr+ ass,uæt*æed to tlre ai,tr, e¡.t4 bej.pt aboutn that*s 

ffieæ€ rtlÊ.ãtgI 

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b***ês' å lå,Ët* &h*r*gþ** abçrrå, wr*ut.x, *æ*å*p &* &*ø g'*,**+ær,** 

n"#ååËt' w#& ffi* ¡"m#a ef, È3¡s€ teg spr¿åd gp $*1 *.a¡r ægl*er *å¡,* .yçg' 

*f,tær ffirÊiff1 - *æ*tfug+ s&Mfs *,ffi,**ry# {b} g&å#, åç $#*#ægø ,*þrgr+s, 

*&eæ¡#*¡. *ç€. HÉ s'effi#å bæF 4e *'&Ê#{ +f ææ *ffi** wåry gtlaffi #år 

ååffi'*' äåæ *c@.¡ æ g*aæå.*æekftl' * kaæe* åM å*seÊ,åç* *g' ¡¡eåw¡e* 

e# fg@æ,{*f ffiüreffis*** &{* w,s*rm Ës f,kffi *,æg, m sstüær **t 

srË,sæ å LBân håÈ üûffitåê{T,É tE*+ *rdf**tng ÈhËrt xçs*ÞÊ* fæ b*,ç 

p*r¡te@* f.æ fsp gr$Êåêr ÊHr! àkå åssffi.qrsa, *å ëçtæ,Ê*dÞ,åe tþ*ë6 

'gä'F*t lrææ #*naq .¡eru$efi*iL a*È,¡ buü þåe ¡wåeÞm+nÉ *a,11s i'Ê tg|eÊtyf*rÏ4 

aæ Ï¡ategËl**tä] ttuft*gs F-#i[tffi,* 

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ffis.*evo *ks* frù ,åe * d&tffi,#e*-?*+ fiêg æBse wry,*rs*,y ef p*s,çM+w* ,tæ 

tr+* æ fse,å+p *f gsf*w+Ëåsm. ffiwW.W#g* hs. 6*æs rå6* Þ#åå#rytr ,&kßå 

#gg sçsntry tæe *Ïr* rf:gr* tç fo:ges ss #+H lnÊs sa eaÉ.**ç*e* ç,Ule h 

*'e *Pps*.ø# &s' æ[å å rww af åeçaä*h$, prftçre*,+*å* wt*Þ *n* wffi&* 

Ëg*ååæav *€efte@ffi& #í***ffig î*ffig#æg3f ,É##&s# es& d&€# ffi 

þeffi å&ñ*, #wd, *p €b* F¡r*wsm*r* 

f*gb-ü $€å*e.wæ+ *s ã,3r# ætsrF *Ê;t* þy nr æeffil.s## *S[*€Wr* *fø* 

v***6 t+ e sfs# i** gessry @rese *þ*#ê ar+rãå.f** 3rs,Êsmsnr. 

* #,mææ*,p&æ *f t"3re essøå*G wþ* þ*# þêse sffi,É w¡ **.r idi* e*&t 

f,ær @*5r**#&ffi $fså#'$ å+ ç*+ em*rc¡"s*åp *$¡råd tåäe*, gr&ë, ßå# æåws* 

a*e håæ wååh ir:t* h*sHe sr+lsx6** ar¡* fæl Ê,i¡æ aÈæ*g#e,re ef êAagmår 

æhåçÍx w¿¿rr*tædw. kiÞ&" #n *he wæy &e*k fsç+s tÞe pssw. tþ** r#.¡r r 

trx*-*ø*d **er+x6þ *h# #*ëÉÈ Se** ffie.s sqr*sÏr****ffiff w## we f¡pas +¿red 

Þrytrg+ æs*å &e *w&åæ &n* F *ç1*wrw äb** &&su#Ð.åc #,Wë *# 

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*þe æç¡ç*+*6sg I we}& sæffi#s'- h*ffi*s*æ tks€ S.m tbe eåG** Fægs 

grf ffiæ.**Eg ær1}p wexr sw* æp**+r* ås'#,*r*rs sÈhsr s-sær+ül*æe*3: *ø# ssï}g 

we å åä læ ø43€ &åesd Ès' å?rtsÍr *sffi *p*e*s*** [}¡] 

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bei.ng **rpr"[**ü dÍlrirrß Ëtre æsbMffin Þ# å¡nd sÈm¡*k orrt båfur*åy" 

h*vf,xrg no SntæRååolr* ã¡*sevesn sf kåål.ånc. He had. boen eætsr¡p*d 

te [if+ lm3wiæønw*,ün anr]. ti*e. ÈrnrgeðE nf åbo 1on6 S8@*, +f *ll.æc 

.W s*it.åWf *.t#þ Þse þad bæ# èo ecr*Ërs þe* ktååe* å3*æ' øgårå.ü 

nrl*Þi.s hl,r** lbe neäFef,or fe*-læ ghet Í.n cpls+ +f, ;slç otrt'i,r*e* *-h# 

,**wnåwè }w* b,æ,r* ffi€ aåæ€ *gn*-næ* t3¡as* såw**ÉW* ffi," #'*åwwçrtüF¡ 

Fg.o.$ËHS,#'qgwåæ*ä thø æesep* æ*#*æ***e åHSå*#,åee s& #.w w*:* &f 

ætffie:F# çary**i*p,Ë åMæeæø* *ry##tq# kwerm. +?eå ffi ry# 

$ËLê*"d#e *e ,e tæ-te*j[#e w]s.#lr Mw æFse þffi#$ffitæ* **ryräf t# tM* 

ffip fw*s@+ åzå*, ,*'æs*rs åæ Èhs,ê. y*s ËffiÍ+ haa 'Êke trSffihü t* $$g# 

*nothw mE*ee h€ kËG'ffi'#É teruptatlÞt: å** f*r* w¡¡.ËËã hs h*s 

*.$#fu k#6@#frffir, h# Gdat* gwËff Mt wsnr* ¿lf =-sheÈ hå.s sm ***,t*æ- 

ffie*# bø Wæ &&s s.sæe *,*.s*w.***æW* 

*'B# pr*t*etå+w *f wsæåsËåF å.æs*e&gs *åre *#$e*@g*$' *f pt*ãr 

#æË s,* ,e# r-{s& *q} å@æ,e tlnr *k* €W ef åh* *-ef'$*M SËffiÞ,** e ç#*#& l 

*'w* *f åSffig E#øeås# þff ss*Ëåbmäåælt*# {g} WE*g æffi ffiÉ }*trt 

Sx*æems f,çe&hg nøÈ s *ssår*e *fÆ, #â øüæøig¡¡g*r brè em&F b*,ttæe*r 

*æF4# t&pçs wtrn p*,* e}ås*s ån esefl*.affiflt. þf* Ftå1.*ç8, *k# 

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ç}so had t.rå€d to brea& bts sêxtrn arrd üË*På6*ng €.*€l$,s*t€ çlxø $,"ûttË¿ 

h**. Eç$¡eg Éæ+ tlp diû nût *f,f,*st htrn in âb"e s+Ë.rè ïtrEry e8' lt *1ê 

t}¿s eoãvicù ån sfh€ Ffåsor¿er"n lf,Reteåd êf bsserd-ag #l'@, Þ båa 

L*ag ånrysfl-s*næemtn Þ'* äaåé*r: b.ëeaes ðeftasrt anð ånffia¡l, #lís ehåaf 

p}*a*upe,.seewed, te, bs ts rnabe otlrps' F€q*'}€ ünserilfortabLå,, and üg 

wae eartainS"y EaËcg&çf,ü,tr ån do,l;ng ffS, Wåth hls c+e-L"ifer¿lcl gËåIß 

.rllÈ hås. .Þbars, Lått3e sÞÊedbss, HtF ettitaùs" ho*ê er'* ffie pe*&ap* 

-thë,s$3"yGcrêpo**å,br1çfgrarûgf1g.fhigeeãåþæc.ltÍ.€hÏy*åtrøaÈ*&' 

s'¡rd a gentl,eman, lse esråLcl not bsar ts bave åÏre publåc ptty hfnrso 

Þe t*ok the offeesåveo and firighùanaü ¡wo¡lle aræåy u¡rtíI aven hf,s 

famåI,y trefË hin, ffil:Éfin Feufd[x¡'Ë lr*d xuå'nÉd hie lífs. He eauH, 

Ë€ryãg'bê sr¿ th6 BeüÌè Ë+ry æl,Sh ffi€ra &ge*n- SÏ¡e',6nl"y ons lrha røaIþ 

anderatsËd Þ*m ås Hebwån $aek $,aíd,çrts fLancoo. She a,ryf"efnod 

ïvtr* hÊ ha4 þaeail¡e s,o bååtes, fn hås ett.$,tu ,åsl*ards 1åfe, whçn rhç 

said * 'r' Se nÏ{ãt' l,rs-te øwal,&ø-w+d hleo4 ærnd ü,gare årr therg ,*esdsred 

eþeut litçe a d.sg* bãr eown ÞB@r¡r for ähFae yq.are uearly. If, g,su 

ùeäç't go uæderr, ¡rou *eet Þery.o¡ioç isffi,ssc[," tg] 

Sn nËra*ernåWr* we åre ahowr* the effpst ef prN*o* &¡l * mae 

sf, the,ruo¡rX

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He watrked. henß e,ffer hås rerease i,n etulld, eåÏ.ance* for àhe 

,ähsrrght that be hæd beeæ ån prlson aror¡eed in h$-w re¡*ch a sh¡ril 

Baol of surging eensation, eueh feroei$y of hlttenueao" and red- 

B€8s ar¡ci d,efianee, that no outBeræårlg oould h.ave appr,.eciaÞtry reï*,eçed 

lts *eur*e'na {tr} E*gs atrter he arrlye-d, hone. he presercrd 

håa çf.lenÊ*ü and ühr*wing håmse1f, sn &e þsd* ray tbere e}1 .øvçp 

*ng* wåtbçr¡.t pêy:åÉfr ary attenti.en to trte surrofl,nd.åagg, er notief,r,ug: 

thç timld, atåønpts of, lfir*,.gugþt ta ðæF båa aut of håæsçtrf. 

I4.r*FaÏ.er,ga+tkgr *c üryJ.ng æ lb&sËe s',&pgåçs ôo open Èhe qrçe sfl 

ùhç ptlþlå* sø tbåt tt wl3-1 sae tbnit Èhe pråeon a¡rntem +t 

sxtste ie a faf,Lr¡fs," *enffr¡e&ent a.sä onXS pt*¡riehes a ruùü, bt*+ å#l 

*ose ssmethlnË rere ü,o håso wrråeh euts hûm off fssm hrrrnærity,ff$ 

æalsçs håe sæ*ste+cs usex"eãs ta s'fur.ålåßatå,oe* Sn tke @e,r*tg af 

sases the sêffer!,ng that the pri.eÐng{F às fçrcsd to er¡ctu.re êqee 

aot, c'efers 3ÈÈa. Sff . Êalsso.f$&p, ÞgiLlov+e that artümE Ëa& t&&ti' Þ td'esrease¿ 

by tbe t+6r*wtÞ sf scs'la1 fe*Låeg* sf educÊtfon. 

beåteË-R€nt of üa,@erfi* ûeerelae€ of åntempe,raræo* årnprove*nmt, *m 

heaøi,ng*t tåI arré st}ær sf&*,Iar irþ¡rsænÈs *d"ch" rmke fcr tho Wþ 

f aæ,sf narrk*rfl* ffiø woul,d høne Èhe peanä cgr*&øm þæeed solg&r's* 

*åEelplft.rc aR{ IÐe,e of llbenty, *nr{ ire wpul€ app}y g["thå* p¡nteoms 

na hafi}rff meåbods sf, re,ferm than aro ueeð suÈ of *hõ&" 

t}[äFsaterrnltg¡Ë €hapter Hffi.flålå. page .ë*tr 

dg!*ft Shea-f " (Vhe 5y,

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ffi. gå,T,fiW8RETlT'S SBTTIgTfiE OF Tffi gffiTreE. 

Êftgæ&Þlng+ çÍtÞ, åta paçeabtrtr.* åtis t¡radi*åsn" i[Ðgne** 

snû tlasaaê fer blteif ûevståen-*ttrJ çbåeh resnt a#''wek f-ä qþË 

lfves ôf, th* peopl"e sf a geaerati&ñt &g$* d.oaa r¡et aÈ *å& 

sati,.sff the æearçbåg# a*,gd. af the åæ,o:¡t'feth oçcl:üary pn$låc. 

fta reeult bç b*an *"e* tlre e'ongrogeËåone of aÊrtêÉn oha#çhe* 

ry&å*h rÍer€ a* ane tlne p*cked to the d#are, hate toeay åwåa4$tå 

*ry Ëe a Hetr€ r*oth{q6. . Torrrxg peapte * Èf å, s¡ê.FÉ iæqu*sf,å;Lr¡* 

t: 

asrl dotrþäfi.$g trrrn of, r¿lad tn*&t}rotr r¡sr,e$äË,* s*nrxot a*ecp.t* *e 

tkey d,åû, aItr tht le ta*ght ffsg Èhe pulpåte ä,s t}le f't¡cal ffiF€r 

*nd se Èhey hsçe le-Ð&sd g,iLs-ççb€F* tÊ ft;nd tÏ¡Får faÉ,fh. fåßy åæs 

examined }.ifa itæeÈf,n and. founû, tbere so m$eb mieery, and l¡a¡tfty, 

*nd fear¡ awrl sÐ ma,agr *.enf&åeÈ$*rË s¡gt'å$*û sf, ühe truthn tbst 

th*y are *rr va*y greæt *åßg.eË gf esntmg tê tþe cenetrus is¡I Èhat 

Fratlån 8o -8 As ffi f$a*,näp Frogr#ss*'* *frl*ere $,s uo üod nÞadrr 

she tet.la Ïrsr fathsrn. whlle tlroy sre sittts¡g by the bed of, her 

f¡unfuarrrd. sE êËsryr *lre'tsr shs åË ' ¡rång êe*p,erateäy tr[$¡F*;ç If 

there Hereany *ßù who eou}d, take parü ån cür trf.vee* altaE êHy+ 

Èlrfu,r€ wåêho¡*f, et¡g wå13* kru*s,Êr eêse'd wbeä we dåd"* Ho sot*tr4ätt 

I"et the wrld. ge Ên as lt doee.* (ã) Sor ca¡r þer fatharrsd,wsré 

3åsrso.ß* who fs'r üwenty*s*Ê yeêrË had b,een $.¡t EsSy ûrüera,belp 

her at a}l ia her **rh,el"å e.f * 6entl¡r üsgmtio, he had þa,scct hfp 

had 

FaÅth o,l* the sta'ùeæellts of tþe EÈgþ õÎu*æþ" er¡å:äãçar wi:thå.s 

hsmse;[f asked for an expLanaÈi.s& øf ar,ryth*¡tg, üllrÉry¿¡tng hað 

{1}."fne '{å} Srøela*deu¡ $ection X, 

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Secoue set, Glreurûêerlbed ana flgeô* by thoueands of hie os¡n 

u,tteranees; to have tsken fresh stoek in håa f,altb, !o have gêne 

deep Lnto lta raote, çout.d. have been l}&e tsktne up tke feund'ations 

ef * stllll-etanding houee.* {1} It Ls wLth a beçiI-ðersd. 

an¿ tralpLess esrt of fçsli.ng Ëhen, tkêt hs aapçerÊ hls daa&þüerrt 

bltùer l.tttle atatomeuÈ * ËBrt" ryr d.g*r' Hta Fürpsses' erü fæeaæutabl€* 

Ws ê*re aot say Be ehsuld^ nøt clo tbis ory thatr or try to ' 

faühoæ to shet ends Ee is working.æ Eer reply to this is ons that 

egts hfs ts Èhe qulek - nfhefi HSNa *r no gôôd to ue. Ittr the 

sane as if þS dåd.ntt, exi.st*--If,'ther#Ð;,a.üo,å wÏ¡s cair helB, lt ç1Il 

be a sf.cked shÊü# åf George dle*; åf there+ç a #sd wkÞ" ean h*lp' 

Ít+a a wicked ahasç when þabåas d,åo, and all. Èþese rji*tu*" sf 

püð3-.baya. l',rould rathcr t,Ïrink thøtrets nû çød than s hølpleßs or 

a vrlcked God. -.r (2) 

&l. GelswsftÏ,ry hes bound up tn men lÍke Bôward. Plersøn¡ and' 

the Re.r;eËéâü gr¡,esexl. Bartey in $Tlre sotrntry sp-r¡se$i aad tbe llttle 

Q.A-naæeû fecàor fn Ëhe Ehsft ste¡1f't.A Fi*b@r of, IðeB't all the 

itepttåøa of tþe eld feshionçd elrnreh" llêne sf tltese scn ars 

nat-ag,al.Iy fnbt*ma;U¡ aor is tt thøår dssirc' to bring êåeÈresc to 

any of thelr p*r-åshloneren bnü they feel tlrat they have bees 

plaeed. f,n author.låy ever other men, vu¡bsø åt iø their duty ta kaep 

tlre 

fnariäie¿ght aaû frêrroÉ path. If pre¡sÈses of heavenly ø*lesaiugr 

fai-l t,o brlng about the d,çsired reoalÈ" they resort to threata 

øf, ever}a$tång torture. fh.ey are all uf thesgaBe oplnion ar 

the rectsr of ths l lttle eornish Y1l1*gË ln üA' Sieber of fi[€trrs 

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who. flræly beli,e,ved. that æen þad, been errtæueteet by €øå apeelal.\y 

*e hie ea?s,"4 and tlr¡tt for theår twenton dåsobed,i,€Bee no pwåÊl¡ + 

nent- perhaps, ee$Xd. be too hê¡sþ.tt {ã} À}.f, t}rrec måaisteye of 

tba ße*petr have, in f,aryåsg d,egreea, the same ri.ew ef lffe¡ God' 

tthad divåd,+ü merr ånto tþe 0Þrlrgh aad, other BÊxri and for the ger* 

ernmeat and. iuproveÉseRù of theee other nearfted ÏlaÊ p*ssed. btw.al. 

.fu,ttç Hle g-hur,çh. çhrit ehnreh agafn had. pa*s*d. þersel,f ÊlrÈ¡r þer 

ætnieüerE* îhæer sn the ffi*¡rahFe wÅnister * ¡ùaeeü bry mrørå*unce 

beyoad tþe' fear ef befng t$ the rffre.eg - there hqd *-sel* 

th.e hømdøl &rty ef fu¿str,r¡ÊSÉ,¡sgr. ffigtsg" an$ seçång at 

the souls of aern," (ã) 

ougeÈnffi 

sI"X ewsüa 

Hgt' êalewoetþï aûm is t,s shsw thaÊ f,f Í,s not btræan aatnre 

for ¡nan Ès +r"tr$-w. amotker man to d.åaåate Èc fJaen and, ¡loe*B,sa 'i:::; 

&þeår Terii" e,su,tre. She s&d féeheffin È.n #,4 FåEher of ffisuÈ eryIa!,.no 

årraan aþrgpå 1åt-tle e,p*øe-h Nrhy the restotr hae gr*dr*aIly Ï"est ho14 

sf his pseþ1€ Es that nearly æI"I, þeve LsÉt þêð,ü attendi,ng Gkureh* 

ffss the ep.arfLt S$ the ttrÈx*g Èhat*# 1ffifang. falk s¡ åevåniq.,kåpdnees, 

t,hergrs none lbo¿rt-bl¡e Churelr, raf,ar+s I G€*a sBG, tÈee allt 

tÐu thiø* or yef ttr be bl,aetodltì (81' îhe al.d, prÅvllege,,of a 

må¡¡ieterto aempl.et*f$t' e,pntrçl lris fle.ek baæ elåeappse¡'ed, Hç aeu 

no lenger aff,ord to be Ii-ke ff¡r, Bartetr in *Íhe ûountry Houe€*- 

eHa fst*æd hls ð*lty ån låfe rrery ele*,r* and +her paeBl.*,rs.p.erþaps 

{ f } r}tatrav*rrÊ 

(å ) rbåd 

{õl rbrd 

t t¿ Pisht¡r 

¡ 

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erf }ðenr* Fa€e 6X?* 

#': 63? - rg 

+ s S.ä*

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s}€aare1-r and. he e[fû not e$cê$x-ag€ hår* parås]¡íonere ts thfgk 

åheftse].vss*t [1] Peopl"e of this age ca,Rnot be pr€TeËtgd f.røm 

thånkåy¡g for tbeeselver" anci. tiie sûoïlsr tlte cleryy reall,se thic 

the P'eètËtr* f ör enly Èhen w'l1r t"TtøY reartr¡r be aþle Èe $nd'eret'ana 

thb motitree trl wlrieh. people aetn and ss þe obl"e to lrelp tham. 

If ËÊw¿ré pge,Éeon ha¡3 trle¡:. to rmrlerstand. ï.Tolllete great levç 

for e¡¡rål* be v¿ould nst Ï¡av*"3U*tt"*aåo1¡r ref,u*ød, to attr4F them 

to m*fqy. But he e*nnat get eçay frsm the ldaa that' uarriage ls 

th,o sost serious thing ia låfç* th*t lt' must last foleYer, and' 

that therefope ns one ean llueh Ín to it såÈhðut suff.ering* Ee 

canngt realis,e the üepth of the love ef these two young people 

" 

nor the faet thåt they f,eel, tbe potreænity of warrlage as he doee. 

Sevçr for a mqrsÊn't d.oes hie åçter.xrd,úatåon vary. ilHe mst dO 

wlmt he, thor¡eht,rf&hür Bo matter what tlre eoneequeneeø't (å) eaÄ. 

the co¡rsequËns,çs arø'gLupÞ thåt they are all pl'ungød i+tø 8s;fføs. 

In all t!¿€#s storfes S[r. #a&çwortþ¡r*s tert 6eens to be th*t 

aoBar¡eanbeFopËsitiÏeof.bågfgiththfft}recanu'eeittg 

di,reot the 1!v,es of ,othe:rer 

før' &,# fn the eaÊs of, ßôçafc*. Påçraæ 

a,ll er¡eh attenpts reeul,t in fal.lurs. Følåxn ån nlhe Freeland.a, 

read.ing a þsok on Eaatern phllosoplry, thinþ'e to b'lmself -üeOuld 

*nythång bs *aå.d wlth trutb.r aåTs thfiä Ûa knsTr nething?r {5} anð 

¿own ln the depthe of iús heart €verîr man k¡rowa that Fe1ix haa 

eãE,reeøpå a unívereal thougbÈ. Xt |e in ãB',he F¡'eelandet* te+* 

t1) 

täi 

älhe Country Houser¡ Part I, C'bapler L'_ page 15. 

rsaint/a proþreeað Part I, Cnapèer IY¡_pagO 5O 

*Eine FpçelaËdu"; $eeËåon Xln I, page Ï'54.

d 

Ë¡g¿à K 3," S alsworthg gåves Es sølae idsa sf sb.at æay be htÊ *l.sÌflÊ 

en neli6'ioa. Eãen Heåda aske Ï,ír, çrrtÏr€øtt if he belieree in God, 

}rg åel']c her*S*gr?e,as do.Ês thåâ - saecrding to th€l"r a&$utr€s*tr 

æù a *hø pruøeea 3¡åp a**,¿f füfthesr, ta tell her @*t, 4g,**tl,e 

Gâd, ire enE*e sr!--r,þges Êne w"islr ta r:¡Ake ÊVen an attgÞpt te 

üefi,nç God te oneeelf? Frankly, I d.enfÈ. Erm content to fael thet 

ùfusre ia in sas see¡& kånd ef ;inetån€å teserA ''---E p,erføet$gts AhÊt a; 

wÈl1 *ùå¡r fsü,l"? I ïro,pe, eberr thÉ 1*gf+È8 a:rts gøiag,er$E reñ 

htÞd sf honsur forbletdl.ag ene to l,ot go and gg.ve un. fEntig eï.f, 

f+va ge+; Í 'realtr"¡r d,üa+'*, k4sø that ¡ *Éæ* æone.¡t d3) 

(1T ugbe Fr.ep.1awËã*.,i Ëect:åep strfr* pegs ?å*

f/ 

cgÀPrl.ì-tr F 

ffr, ûalaworübyre årt -åc e lJovellsü. 

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4z 

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* *t. pe;r¡ærås¡ry¡og 

"å -#þsr8Êterl.+tåc whlsh hes ar$u,sed, ülr¡Êh srftfe*sm of ffi. 

ße&gffit&Sryrr,er âÉtr ås the *tse*phe.re sf *astraåg1" t*råclr pervrad,+e alX 

þip etoriee. ßne erltte aay* ÊÌråt håe chlef l*rpi.tatia* å& ra sartaln 

*ãøndag¡êßs'ef df#etrn{l} snit a*et}rer nËf*ee theù rùhsre ís a sæ6 

af, sssêtblng lç,Êh**tg i¡¡ ]rls' ryaa*. ðã'å wh*l.c* a f,*oåå,ng net øx*et3,y 

of narrotrïrøBs. ïxtt of eruBS;lneas apd spcùreneÊe çf e. fecÈ"eoæeùhlng 

a 3.åtf;1e r,ÐßaGts** a l,ecik pf gohæ,ãtc$*ãsn sf, vå*tLlty* wkisþ iE ûts+su* 

eer,tålr"g,r*tåï üt íe tguo that æ fins* rsad"ång of urrany of the nøtala 

1"eaveø one w1th a seÍ¡Êe of dissatåsfaetíøn, a sense of ngcef havång 

æesÞÊ,,ü th6 ùs-,F,ËT*s of the eætåor¡ slsü*h trne f*€Ss tþç ç&er,e* pgry 

gÌ*s,t ha¡re e:qrÊlr.ler*Ëaé. $he peopls in åhc stçr-[ee era rteY'€t sl*eseô 

üø heÈrag* e.f.il¡er 3gr wrr6 op rerëm$llÈ.* tþs,f,-tr *nne.ræst tþu$hÈa 

gtr¡É {*e$Êimes*s. they are a}.} myetortoue and *'pestå*€-*"6ne [er*6s f* 

fer hi¡e (ffi,* gå.Issôrth#ï ts åeä hånøelf go" end pâ*lugÊ hís eharae - 

a 

ter.q $.n apeecÞ anê a+*åen inås Êlre tsæenå ef iætsaãüå¡r wÏ*ích we 

feeå Èsatåî1t'*å,vel-y FnP.q¿# *.nÊþtlf then's tSï 

qq1En ÈÌre qpws.x.e ase¿tgg¿d, a *e*+nd t'Sæe* *ne begln* åte tmde.sË*aad" 

*Tl*ù the anml¡¡*t øf s*ggwetipn ellieh grl¡l€*XåBs $ ðeseË*ptXoa"er'a 

dtþl,+g*,,ffiil€ tlran s*kas øp for Èhe traeh of di.gçeå dr.*setië aeåü.s¡¡- 

.s.r**Ìtr. Giã,L8"#Bf.tåy hae slrown a peeuli.alr fact¡}iy for etrggeatíng d.eepel 

l 

Wrçeatæ àhro+*glr a etæ.sr pü.fùfa,Sal, of the *elåeaÈe Ë*Þtto,sÈèåes æhic! 

I ' 

få) nElrø me¿esq 1{ote16; F},.tsabeth A. Ðr'ew} Peg€ }9q 

(gl - 

Ebidl . Ç FagÊ 166 

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{ 1l rsssûe lÍedLern }Ïovelåsts lÂF}reclations and trsÈ ima tee .s 

Ee1en Thsroas Fo.LS'6tt anr-t sålssn Folþåt'

l3 

Þark the Rritrfa,cs.e tX) An e>campÏ;e of 'tbis faeulty is fouûd fu¡ 'nBh,e 

Ean of prope:rty,u å$ the d.eecription of tbe éfuener perty at whleh, 

Jane få¡ret reaXÍñ,e,E that Boslæne¡r ío in l"sve wlfh Iren€. Ur. (Ialg - 

wørtþy ç,erefirlly f,o.l}ows the astlral pfo'gres6'isn of the Peal n and b!i' 

åe13¡g ss he Sndfeatee the etroud +:þa,h |r hangilrg s¡reil' tboee sbe pa1:- 

take çf åt, 9be i{r{t*üåer¡ ef .&.ne* the ëasaqr lesgeer sf, Sreae aud 

Bee*nney' thê eyuleÈ,eu of Spagøs, are al,È rgnf,eeEçd in tl¿e ebÊ'rÈrtFlr.' 

*a.1 spreeåea* å feÈîtrÍ trsn6 æitaüsn fs ûesgss*r1p te sbss the emê 

*4wrtaqÊe of tþi.s 8s6!¡Eir 

s$*nner begen ln såLeeeo,¡ tlrc tro.&ê.!E faefng one *eøtlrea end thc 

EËAr 

----'[n elle.lree the eoup was finishad 

a¡*cl fls,b was Þrts$gþt. Ës¡ ef.lenpø Íù ças hånü€d" 

Soslnney ventured: tltre the ftret Sprlng d.ay.'t 

æt'tf a ]"ått]e übia*¡ 

llr,ene eçhoe.{ sof.tl¡ri ûfee - the first $-p:r{n6 éa!r'"'r 

r,gpøsnetr saåd. tÎ¡raei rghe,re åe$,Ît a breath of afrt+ 

So sne replled'. 

Ele fieh wae taken away' a fÍne fre;:h eole 

Þ o+rghå pþampaH¡p.n e þsttle sw4thsé. erour¡d the 

SçeøÊE sald: rYoutll. fÈnd" i€ d¡rv'l 

6¡rtåeÈe were hando*,nsaeh p:ints*f,ril1od, absuÈ ttle Legp. they sêr€ 

.**&e@ Þy Stmen aÊd eilënce f,gll. 

Ste&ð saff.s.r1'gqtå bett,en take a eutl,at"Jflne; thore¡e notlrlng 

eosü.R9. I 

fron Bgss¡r. .åf¡d EåÎpEæ 

r'sçË d{t21 çk[.tu. 

ffiü I¡14ê agalrr refi¡es.d, so tbey welie borne @y- Â¡nü tþen !t.Éae 

a*keð: rphil¡ have you hearcl øy blaekbl,rd?' 

{*} "ræ. *a1swer.ür¡rr ae -àrtÈct and Bef,ürßèrF';-:j9æthy Maråta," 

Tale fre$few * #eôeb€r ¡# 4.

,/ 

¡ostæefrr ensws,rø¿¡ rsettrep * hgts g$-â s kelú*ag1aeag. åg,I ga@ 

r,oqg* h¡e E þserd biun ln the eqnara. i 

r&rs eu,rb a darll,nglr 

lffilsiloËår? Sprl,ng cþtrekçn eì*€ fqryved. 

mft Ë+asas waø spera*iæg¡ r'flhç aaparegrls te sçry P€g-ìr* BS8 *Fr¡.o6rn 

glaer ef shgrs3l.r wåtå ysur s.r$Gf-*? ,#nnenSra*rr're 4?irk*'eg rmthingt't 

Sune u4ër rY'an k#ory" I lle?s:e dq, glgtte ffiæb Bo-s*åä eûefftr" {I'l 

$rery uerd, t'lraù åa epo&en ln Èhe aþcne paesagß, artd. eses ths 

sÍlffeEs @i.eh d¡û,#l{ir* g*rse the Eçaêar Éq#êen *nsâg*lâ ,fu¡te tbe 

s.hraetess and åþe eå*t*ståeü. W., Éa,Is*lqftby tetle af;I, tJep {a*qfr* 

d,rrnten aud they F€firs ts ir*dÍeate. thø smtlsn wh'åeh liee Ëanq*etrgd. 

[qrørÈant rnattero are Þ,iåden þphtnd the gr-ouBe otr ordtaar¡r pæpl* 

ænê thårfgs *r! @osr tÏæ *t'-tentåss¡ ås ry*,netsd,. t'lþ,i.Ë æêthûC. has a 

3e+t*åÍ,.4r FsürpEi- tþe Èbùâg sf, Ttrhich we oateþ hñlfçrypùeråerr* 

g$'*Epsee ge*nn ån effeet qnd fe eharged tråth Ê@tlan qhícb sowtrû 

\ 

etellorate'in the erude ltght of the foregiøund"r {Ê) 

ffiq nov+Is sb+uad, åæ E*engs ,tgl w}rie,h BeFe gÞ,ar,Ê:trsåålon ta fraught 

uitrh a deop eignif ica,nee. trn tEh€ Êoirntry SÊueeru the gueets at 

EoreÈed Skeyneo gatlrer in the dnarråæg ¡roon+ son€ playång eb,eee r aûrm 

at t]te Blano, sùse $ust talklng. gøûr"gÞ etande Þ¡r r*telring then aL1.. 

r-fha a*r wae ffiürsy anel s#get æ*eËà.ed¡ â leg sf oadaæegd baû *. rsÈ 

been put on the fíffi¡ the noieee ef hie metÍ*er and Hrs. Sel1€w, 

tal,&å € ef sbet hç ceråX$ r*,et hoer* the ç,ûleea of Ï"edy $taLd*¡s, &g 

Ë¡resdÉ1ts, Ênå #Êsa,Ldn ê$ægu*aå:Ëg sÊßG nsåghboure,n +f S{f,u.ggsXg*' 

{Í,steetång er aø,s'g$ùÍng iu tlt1a+, aLS mf,,nelEd ån ufertsþ}s"u*3*ælj¡ 

{E}tg¡ee ïian,of SroBertg*} ¡tar* $Ir$hapter EÏ,rï¡ag,Ê 1Êõ.. il 

{å}oghrse $tr*êåes år¡ Fng}.Ís}r I¡,återát$F-6*Ë, gmyå¡se Che.r.r,fll&a, pa-Ee ryo

ásÐï¿nd3 

elþpcd nsw a¡rcl then b¡r the rsåce e- Ge&Ër4,1 P€Êdyst eaÏliæg, 

*Gkeçk!,t er¿d, of l3BÊ eeyl,ßg,t0b" IIneLçTE (â] lae eoaåaeçÊ of åê 4tr1 

Le a eharp eontrast to the perBetuaï f,lre thaÉ burse ir¡ GÉ¡sf6B* åbe 

feeult befn6ç thaû þJ.* dJeturl¡aþ,s€ of qåc*d is forqlþtry åupreeeø4 on 

the re.q.der. 

-s,g*¡J.rr* ån rfbe letand Fh,aråesea"n shelton gÍv&Ê a hegdlces Laugh 

*n the ErräËelrcs sf ånÈen*,*" Shleh re' sals to then both Ëhc sæ''æt 

that they obpe e Låfe fram yqry dåf,ferent angl*c. ÍB vaån d.ser 

Selte'rr eat håt laagkta'r ehost.* ssd, sesk te êxeuae 1t " #.8È Eaø e 

tÅtu,e pieeæ of truthr. tgl thclr reletåcas þeestæ etË,aånq¿ fr*m 

tlrst æoment ,Ê,ä. 

H,a¡qllês sf ffr. 

E asÊ of *c6:gptåon na,y be found alao 

:['a tþe taåer'iåi*teås::' ,S'n'*, e Såtf6g SpÐorna' tha appeerange of, 

. 

SraneåË g¿ltrt in Ulehåelte hone bri,sgp a red.nsar to all of Flcerf.l,E 

f irst ¡'øveË,; Wt[W,t*e p3E]eÐé!rc* eeü6es sllffsrtag tG Håehaçl ån that , 

iÈ brf ngs þack ta þåe månd tire faet th,at he has alwaSra played sler * 

eead ftdd.Ie to Sgtrr. X,f *art Ëoq¡Fes cr,#f,,eÉ b.eea$sø ÈÏre 'tÞsugþù ef, 

JÊË Ëevipea,.$n thera all t}le unhappiness of tlte paat" fhrollgbsr*t 

{åanç:r the uneaøy atmoøphere ie fel.t by el"l exeept ìi'rläsrût hlmuøÏf' 

çh+ dåd ¡rot know the o3d atcrg. She asffr€reatåon cfrs3es areEag 

'#tr¡.m+tre fi.rst inprensien of England,, and Fleurle Bet dag. ËIn th€ 

sa¡r6.u,ry eåI€Bge tlrat aeeo$panied scfÊ g6etr en Èoaeå, tþø patts:r sf 

the Þeæd,*eer f,eet a-n tþe parqxet, f}çor 'cçîåld hø plaånl¡r beard. 

r,tbis Ís tÏ¡e omty thl.sg Ïrø Sf.keenr eaÈd. Fåe*rrrtgs¡¡E #e t'o your 

naater, *åve hiun a littlc 

bi.å,Kl+3æ61rn .*nd, elre etete * Lgqk et 

'"", 

tåT 

*Bbc Ê*unte? Eaus# Fart l*thapter lIfrraeg ?9: 

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-iü*-åãî*ãä ì 

ã¡a"leeãs.* ¡lårt lï,'glr*pteÈ ¿Ë,gil I*p+ge â44.

a/ 

ffilo:Þetå, tut ha *i,d net aaswar lt.n' [t] 

w 

å$sù 4s 3{r, #al*wepthry p+r?rays ewet*on ffi the åndireet @,theåt 

.$.F* dlse* þ ref},eet oxtstard'år¡g çha-raetere tltrot¡gh at-þags rrat sea* 

,¡eÊsàe$ wlth ths mai.n tÏ,æne. ln*tËhe ffi*n r*f SfÐgs?t$4* ths Lsf.çËF 

ãçrsi¡e and Bssfü,n€y atre ss€n tlre l.çast of the peepT;æ whc¡ crcçú thç 

$Þvå1" BkeÈs -Ðã,ssåoïg ie never eæpreoced áåreettgn a*å Sret lt ls 

the ane thlng that har¡nte the rea"C,er frcro f frst' to last. Eaeh tfrflG 

nBe,ne apgear* she ís sh!Ê'n in a #trffp,remÈ aop**t, au*ardi'ng to fbo 

utaøreete'r throrgh whw Fhe i"* pneseætgã, flwotlgår ßsrynae @ s8ç þ€r 

.ce3,#rÈeæç atr* FeE€fV.,6¡ tÞrougtr Sæithln w+ have her iægø a* el"*€glt 

and eolourless; througÞ SOBng Jolyon tre are med.e awar€ of hor 

c*agla an* be*r*ty. & tbe ease way dLø çR *û.rãË to kuow 'çld?ey 

ffiûe;L* 

*ll *The patrteåa¡¡.r €ar¡:*tÈer r+fl^s*ts the üirngeê¡r ðn her Ï':[.fe." 

ø,nd hee c6ttr*gg in eplte of it. ffillssusr v,sfl'est'e her qnl,e*, paøÈÍen 

and þer soft apffiat,, hedy #e,*ter?,e.y brångs out lrer aeåf-egntæa} 

*nd l¡er d lgnityr 

ãn malry eaÈ,çs ffi. ËaltsÐosth# @ße,aé'€ü, 

çhafaeter end. enotf..plt 

þSr m.eerlÉ of, åesexåptåon. fake, fsr çx*mpåe* tøsXÏ"i.are rles cf XII&-- 

¡ruy+s houee in ilSr-aternLÉ¡r,F Ebe personatitÍee of È!rose w,hs 15.ve, læ 

tt are re,Teat.Èd by her tSroughåø. Fl$*e qH¡ôålr ssaceåå eÊ¡a€ to €'asllj.s 

thåå åt, r*senb1ed HåLaqr. ãte loek $a&.'klr¿Èl,3r and. r*gs€,r*âån¡ å4ø, 

a':: 

po.l,sr¡f .ç p*lish tsa¡ Ëhe eyebfçr*ç cf 'tts *:[nd{Ðws lrathe¡P etreå"gh"t 

ü&an c*reh€d, a4d those de+p*øet eyea, t,ho rpfoi&eçsntwånkI,ed hcspft* 

*b¿,pí it,haå, 6ì8 it were'å s$r¿rÐ€ #Þt¡ste#h# mnd bsard, of ereepernn 

aaÉ êark ffierks Ì¡er'e and. tlrere,ll&e èhe X 

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ee end. ehad,aws olr the 

{1} Ë'lh,e.S$,tver $pøo,**: Fart Eothapter üY,o pÊg.e SG."

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fæees of t}¿Epe who ttrlnk too ,tqxeh,- tsea$de ito and, a¡mft. tþeegh 

åenÉqet€{å by e påF6age* a studåo etood.n end about thst rånÈls ' 9f 

glÏ¿lts $o¡¿ghãsa,æt, *åte;-'* laAh Eatr d'oor" and Beaeos[*þl4€ I¡aIgÈ -- 

gr*Ë sgmettri,ng a Lå.tt}E þeglû a*d fuglÈLç'g" ç6}} eulted to B;iano*rt 

whs asaû l.tniudeed," te paÍ"nt l¡s. I-t sçeæed üa.Etand" wåth åta ayas 

on the lmusø" shrlnksng d€fient]-y fgom tos eloee cos¡par$r * *â tb.eregh 

*t eoulrt to aryshinË' eesåL¡*¡ Ëo of,üoa çorrasil 

"olïååSåll[teglr 

orgr the relatåcns þetseea Ìrer si'sËer snô her bfAthef-91¡,rlgç,n eUè. 

de¡rly f,eT"t how ffËÈåpg ané eynbelJ'e*} ûhs"s sås*ä ttrl 

ffioar1y al"l of $ffi, talasertJ*¡r-ts ds8s.Bl,p iof16 sf landstapBa'tø'Êt 

¡¡oætaln Tsl.led raess*,þgg [eh eory&øtc the lttêa Êhaù he d'Gçc not 

erl¡rãss" ffirIlË$*arrp vh,€n dÉal*ag dtb lBss*oll d,osç b.e use Êãt$FÊ 

ñ6 a, baekgroun** ñffi€r oa raan$ of the Moka tTrgre 1ç a atE?engr 

hroedtøg cgñs& of e g,EEIÐEr aYeaås8'È'4F aåryøspuer'.e sf f+rg FûËt*sa ' 

*Êc-porftæeet rtus*, ç,bÈsh bløte out th€ ft#Ð**u,gf, the Lqrerønatan 

*g the¡¡ þåf,e å¡1Ëås trsg'e frep the eryree of the werlô.F In''æ.fltû6 Derk 

Flawæ¡st there iø el¡eh a deeEri^pti,o*n whåø& betæpgs Èhe cleptå of 

¡ 

BasBion betseen CIllvg and. I.eAnaa- tlhÊ ßoôn muld not rise t111 

',-.1 

teal ånü etrl gtl+ÐgÉ tæåúed. ,fu areaån¡raa of Ëght ulere s¡'sw tø : 

.eoüf,s fe¡,th efter thftt ileag bright su@re,+s å*yn watehi$g for the 

gbadeç 6f, treee to sÊy* ds*per snd doepsr LnÈo tbe nsw eh*lk-whi'te 

æeten¡ ætching føx the cþal.k*çhlte façs of tÌ¡Ê Ëry ts 'us nagFed 

-çLtb vervet- fbs r€ry bLack*plr¡sed' trees theßselvðs *e€Bsd to çaLt 

ån eulapence for tbr grape-þloom of night. ÀAl thång* etared'rwe" hu 

that i¿or¡¡r' af pae,osig d,a5r - *1X thlnga had' e¡ree wlstfuS and unnxSlea' 

1l*Fraternítgrn,. thapter I, page 6- 

ã{.ffi; nü-;Ëiå moããrä slåEåteta ¡'. Ðrew- pase r?8 

õi.õil p"i;x-rrãwsr*n Fart r,rn p*rge ÍÌûÉ

l/ 

In r$aíntst Ffogr€ssn Ee have tlr€ bea'$&y )al eeternat naterg. 

wþieb eunrorurds ñ'eltr¿e anô 0yrf1 on tlrelc last night tegeåher" 

*Ebqy æÈ, atil.l ae mlæo, er¡d the uoen erepÈ r*p. Eù Ie*& a ff,qgù 

Vag¡tG grËtrf'n€ss È.¡1 tbe idgh wallr EhfeTÀ eÏ}]geaå slewl.¡r ðsw¡en anð 

brietsÈened, tLll the liehan and, tþre gragaês u¡1, therê were råslble¡ 

then erept on, silverång ths d,ark abeve Èbelr head.t.-**lfþgg'q êa@ 

Éþe whfte fiwI, Ðsft as å erç,a,wflânçe* eLrÈf&ång eÊsegs àe that sþ 

çartblg låght' aa åf ftytçg ts the maarl. åait $u*å tä*n tJra *oB 

,a'f tire Esûr¡ ååsolf lsoked. GT&¡r *he waf3n a a'ha+ü,,pg of stlL*.u:ry ûÐtrd. 

få grreq bae*æF a bråght *pnearl fa*n then þalaneed, *,he¡rs" frrll- amd. 

Found," tþe eole&a of patre honey. 

?ffrrslf ï{oel wlr[e¡rered,.H (1] 

'l!,he reaðer of, tï¡epe novel"e must obserss anü inter¡lre?, f,er 

E[*. #aÏ*worthy :*-e.]Í*s'deffibsrateXg +n omtpeåpæ and, retåeen€È* Þs - 

scfåptÍ&n ta,kee thø place of Eeabal sxprep$ian in the Breeemtaåi.øa 

sf e&ametsr arlê eruptåen- the .sn**,rior*" hoæver, Íæ nat a rmtltyn 

for aI"} that ffir. *eleserúSr åeee nat ü,e1.1 äs ffiy be inferrçd, freæ 

ryh,aä he dces totl,. *'.âe&delrd.eallyn 3E** üaå*wor*$¡ soul.d. þs a uriter 

'ef; {,np*rtess* åf he haå rrething ef, un*.qr*a *4preeafsaaatrF ta o€m* 

mu,nleata, strnply beceus€* tïrrerrgh this dtstl.nguiehert regtrefmt sf 

h*g efflftxnenwlttp he has ;¡-.'rav*d. BËIr€ gç¡¡aä,¡¡stvø}y thaa â¡[3rÐne elE* 

aow wråfåag fietåen" thet ffigf.fuþ FrñsG oan Uå $eæ*Ëtae*ably nsd- 

€fr.ù,r, xråth,aut beçlæe te be *åÊ&er ggly o,r *ol**f {å} 

tï")tga.¡"nåst Progr*, a{ Fart I* S}rapter Y' Sage ëã. 

tBI*æ.æ* sfeðs'erc Fove.lfete: ÂÞtrrrso!,âtåsns and EeÈlæaüGe.* 

Ëelffc Hhsm.ã gsixstå and tri.rløEs FBååðtt,

t/ 

qr 

BEåt,Ift4. 

Hr, G*la'wertftr haa ver.¡r rlgbtly Þen elasBed. ee a roal".let.. 

se t¡eat* ü}re set-uar es,nd*.tåønø of rif,e withøut raseï&rü" bnt dose 

so Eare?than çtate the faeüc" Hê lt_€rsr qtrãoryE llis løagfnatåon to 

lnEe st the e¡Ellens€ of trr*,tþ, He ås .vetÍ gf,nc,ere *n aLtr hås wøÊ 

and thi's el,scerräy ie the ke¡mote of hÍs rearr.gn. rn his oEB 

opf.nåe*" *a*t iç nEü af* *al"êss it i.e Ëad,e frs,ß çhat ühe arülst 

k*mser'f haa felt and $sên, and, not wlrat ?re þçp beex¡ torð he arrgffi, 

to fe+t and seø. Eor ært sxùeta r¿ot oæ}y t,a eeæfflw Beaple Èn tkËt¡, 

úasàes +nd p$agnêåeoan nst Ëo shaw t&Em wlrat tkey hare rûgrÌ ..,beforE, 

þut, te preeent theff wiåÌr a lrsw vi;såon of }åfe"q {U 

lfr * Û&lçwerfhy raadrea the ål,IqeÈan of reatfty through thêt a*,.,t 

af fæplieatÉen which we have atreaÉgr stqd'3,€d. ãÍ,8, sueeets ltea ln 

the fact tþat he does d,esc¡pib€ .Íust what he has felt and aeen, nnd, 

altrEwo his d.es€råpåi.on ?o reveal ühe lnnerøsst t l,fe whlch is o¡rnbsllesd, 

by extemel. f,gaÈares. Feop&e who arÊ H6,Ttng ln the ordLnafilr 

fÓ'Ettne of every tlay life f,ftrI" the fsregreunÈ of üi,e nsvsl.s. suû * 

d,ell&.¡r, þry a wsrd' a leok, Êr a gestlæÊn ie betrayed, the heart ef 

ä.he sest ontstanûíng eharaetef. W., *al.sryo:rt\y haa underetaoü *,þat 

åæ'raal r"tf-e¡ and' eepeeiaåly Ín the llfe pf ttre retieent Engllaãmn, 

8S¡4't8 '&o:S't båddæl t&o.r*ghtr a,re r€a.ealed, ,s..11ly in rcre and. uæg*erdeú 

BeËentg. 

It la beeause he hq,s thls ic$awtrsûge that he has been aÞIe tø 

praûnee real" }æunan beingE. n.åXl his works abst$¡ê in ¡aen and women 

( l)erne uev ãpiri**HnåH Ðr8$ta"Ë Jsþn Galewerthy. 

Jou¡nal, April lgl5. - -

,/¿ a 

thåË ue migbt haye sbsery'eð on outr Lateeå ohepping tetrr or ¡icåeË at 

sgra€ raeenÈ ß"å.t ks,mês. lhey þftstl,e with å,nd.lvi.dual'ity; they 

*nålrer witlr 6enuf.ne 7{talååy; åhey attraet or repel a'er &fl if we 

trËf,e la.aFårrg tnto lfirtng sãfsa *ad. liøÈer,ri"rrg ta spekw,r warrüg.Ü(l) 

lB *lh€ Ëa'r,r CIf flFrepæüt'' therç ere Èhe Forsyts brsË,þers slth th#Ír 

siree and ebitrêren asd. eigtefs* Slaeh one of the gtr,roe¡gl¡s *h&rastür* 

1trhísh ftl.l Èbe beek has ln*tsåù¡tal,iü5r' SÈ !le,#*,e'ss* et tbE tqæs 

g*ao¡ tbp¡ge f,eetunes *åeh are peêtl åas åe tl¿eir eeei.al e1ar*n tÞn 

3lrefesaf.Enal, gentlgr. fhey ære pLneed ln aÏ"I the çftl*atåeaa sh,Í,sb, 

çenl"d. na*ural}y e¡$Èe ln tbe Xif,e sf the $Þper miêd,}"e sr¡.åss, Wù 

¡ee thee gatbered togethe'r at an iåt hannerr ôíseusej'ag eaoh other, 

their res¡wetive heg:Ëhß, tirei.r poeaeøFione¡ çe mset t'lrem at d.tn*rer. 

rl.tb Swåthin ae Ëhe r* lre*ú; we atte-nð si.th them tþe f$nerel ef, åu#È 

Ànn; end atrnragr'* they are ir¿ÈêxrË:s],y hæna" d;È'spla9ïng tlre oherd,sç * 

l,ettce of theÍr klnd., whiah ie a pïentiful one in England.. Saæi.}iee 

1*ke theirs, prorû" possesr:fver,.eesventional, are nat a.t.. atå. d..ifflot¡It 

to d,etect in rgal lif,e. In fact, after the appearanee of 

rlhe lfan of Frøportyr* trfr. eal.sTrortÏSr d,ee].a:ree *thgt so laany pêopfu+ 

have wrJËtcæ and olaiaÉett that thel,r faoålåes were the orlgi*als øf 

the Foreyüea, that sne has beea al¡nsst eÊeouragecl ts bell,eve in tüs 

: 

ty¡lleality of an inagined. epecåea.n {2} 

Wlt& sexlåaln e}ælreeterç Sfr. Ëalexest&y has b€,€r extrenetr"y Eu6ñ 

#€Ësf,Ì*l. Eia greatest *reatisn iw genena}'ïy eoneåd,ered. to Þe o¿e- 

,Js1¡ron'' Ên 3lfrhe Han of $epert¡Ë ead, *Xndf.an $usmer ef * Forayt*,n 

tÈl 

{21 

nte üh-e.r'e Â¡nytffing Sew Ïfc¡ûer tha $an}f Süçt$ Elsrþan,page trË6 

Prefaee to tEhe Ï'orayte Saga.r

,/2 / 

Otrd Saï"yron ås thoreraffiy S-ifslike. Fe ie t}¡e eLð+Et of the Fgr' 

a¡r'tee* 6TÊr eigbty ygare of age, Ìflt lrale anü heart¡r. Iîis hetr år 

wÏ¡fte alld ffnp* hie ehses are 1*eaq, a$d lfttls Ï¿oll"ower nay Þe aesu 

et thc t,em¡lliea* br¿t hle chrenúdn dauk grêy ðyes, anü þiç manner of 

ãol'dlng h*nse}f u.Brtght and, s.trsl,ghü gåve Èbe impreeafon of hie 

beång¡ mastet ":0É perenuiel, grouth r na yo*th noä uneamÐn amon6 f,ks 

ol,d. nen. of the sårong Engl"ielr apper måd,dle ela,6€., (1) ¡oXyso *" 

the proud and d.omineeriRg naÈure of the Foreytos., ht he is alss 

eepablùe of tende_r,vres-s aud ge*rs¡¡eeåty, W-,h,en hle granürtaughtør, 

ffEuè' becgsoe erlæge$-rhe flnd.e hinself, rar¡r Xonely" and yåelda to 

a. ðesire to yf.eit his 8o!rr ffio håd severed 'Ïria esnxrestl,one wtth 

ble famfly þy running æf,¡¿y ü[tth a forefun 6ir.1. Bg brealctng ü,ost 

the 'tsadlÈÈsas ,gf- hle elerÊs: snd, ueå*g hls msn€gr to re-€sta,bãish 

his senrs positi.on. OI

a L 

a6arêst thib6 ån tf¡e weflå; anotlrer foot'ænd I aho't¡.E"d hage 'b€óä 

knoeked off n5r feetlw t¿l ffi. Pæn4yee is':pot the first man w'bo ltÊ8 

ehangeê bie optniene þøeanlee of suÈr*geè ÔÍgn1t¡r. 

ffi. f,ra!'swoftäy hae efgateå æfiæy elsraeùess *o sre real. paopXe., 

tshere ia Mtøheel tn sfre sflver $?aan*t o t¡+¡Iy trj.keabls lr6ã9$on* 

çIr$'effiå, *hlnslca}i to *t.l. f,ppseran-sø-ã år¡tsÊtrto'aefutre, kt *ealng 

ùhrsuêþ Fr,obleue rrith renar*abLe etrea¡rreÐs. Then tÏ¡ere la ûranqf 

Sreela¡rð,, i1¡ tf.tr* Freelsûd.e*n *ßl4e ls as rea}" ae life itae[t "* LL) 

i 

Fsr tlnselfåelwesa. har gentleneat'' hsr frlet*tuble }Àütle rssedf,eq 

for this, thatn or the othár ð:åseoæfort,aål-:euån fer h.er a ¡reææent :i 

plaee in the Ï¡eart of the ra*d,e¡l, thetre åa ç, eriep realíty. üoo* ã 

ab*tr- , 

aold. $ytvar$*q ffisy,thæp ån nA Sto!a*r' the aeçond stsry in ËF!.vs Talesl' 

Eere is the typieetr eontenptuoue" d,omlnatång* indømitable Esgtrl,eþ= 

&4ür- tro lÊ ov€r eågkty, bmÊ sll"l not,gåve Ëp hia pl"aee as eþsûæa 

ofrïhe lãt.agd, Favågptåon Sompan¡s¡t b,çcauee by ôoing so he would lose 

hi.,e ind,epenêga€e. Þeüe:flslnerl te bsve his oÊm, way at ary eeat r oltt* 

rrardl¡ir eatrd, and ual,#rÊlaåÊng* þe gsi.ne h*s cnde throrrgh shøäa f,:orce 

sf ehsraeËe¡f. Enrt tbs:re t* aa rtnûçssl¡:"reæt ia lris natu¡re of desp 

etrfeetåen fqe hi.e granrtc&å1ðr.en' and. lt iË àÌæough the sethod.s þy 

rfhleh lre provldec fçr t.heüs tbat he proves hSBFelf, a trna statü 

ar¡ê glne the re*derre acf,sår*t'içrr, 

X,n real l.tfe øe t*ß¿e to know thcee argnd us enly ae tþ€S 

graÈuaIly reveal t-hernsel'le'* b¡rr theùr fee¡nnee to diff,eneat æ - 

perien€Ë€- trn the novels the eharasü*r& ¡rnfe}Ë in *J¡,e Ëq,ne täy. 

É*sn tf¡we they eppsar Hr. ge,¿sçofËhãr $uilr4geË to pfeeenå thgn es 

{1} ot¡* ûouuùr$r Eet¡estr' Fatrt L' 

(Êï te** Âd.venee of ts?¡e S¡rglieh 

#haBte:r rlElf nÞsge ?O. 

Fevaån Fål}iam r.yon 

Ëåå*nË¿u. 

ì 

t:

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t,þÊt thsy $neÐrlû€fa-I*øly ô1ec'lose 6,oFt€ fleff fll¡âee of thêÅã pÊxi6ana1 * 

.*åyl. u¡[É is esrefl¡l sct to ëesçrÈþ-e $hsm g¡sh&usåfueXy - shewLng at 

fåyet only the meat saLier¡t fsatuæas' and givl'ng us þat e el*maçty 

gg¡,r,r**,åon. äü slx"e¡rs tlrem to reve*tr thpsøelv.eË tc¡ infånåte gra* 

d,ætf6n Þ..y thsir ør1æeeÏ¿ anð bearång, tryr theixr pereeptfan of one 

asetlley' gãilìtreseod, b5r *aeb ån hås û{rB ssgd'Ê:.Ardå!ÊagpE -*-rIü il 

€.tffåsttåÊ tø #ve ryY jÈee cf e&eh an erå @ f,ragnenÉøt fen tba 

çrg**ües @e€ l,rfs ebðsastefs sç f€al. and, 1årlng åa ue åhat se sþ€üIê 

recognåse tban if ve eauær êerloaa tben¡ and thts be dees bY tbs 

€1¡ffiÊna.tåve effs#Ê sf *eay tpr*sh€s,r. oa#s +f rçhish g€,tä åts fir,l}' 

yatruç enly frop Èbe een*eæt,tr tlÌ 

Þ* #algæætbg haæ a fauiLÊ." þw¡ege!Ê" ,of r¡aa&Ssg e'eni&ellrf øf' håf 

*e,adtng få6$res rçltrëserxt i*eaq fts qgt"tr as Ïl't¡man bei'n6ø" whåeh 

Apo,å¡.s tbe eff,eet s,f realltür" .For åaetæse'e, ilarE, Ii€ËüaE.r *a "Sþ* 

.: 

Þark S¡.'Swø-r*;f" ûaÞfcüs tb,e pe.wer sf lçve. Ve' are tsld notlr.{ng øxt, 

þie llfe outeidç ef the three paseÈrns shíclr enÈetr Í.roto lt*' a$d 

tlrts Èa apt Èo glve the [ry;esaion that ]re s,aæ úe noËË.Ëg þfÈü ]ÞY,s " 

Sg*rti+î' *ß *¡þe p4tråeË&*.ns ås ntho cU.ry¡toe of Lu*ü e*useü.'üdãl 

and. nerer appears in aæ5r other aspect. In t3te sa&e stolyrl'o#l ffåltaq# 

le nacle the aaÉitbssåe .€f gÐurtåar, and, eo beesßûe æûl's of a 

typo fhan *a tndiçtcteal. A&â*nrir¡ üfhe Fr+plaméert$o have th* th¡es' 

brother*,Se¡¿Er.toþn, and stantre¡rrantl.f*cåaltry eet up one agalnet 

tbe eåhsrFs' F prêsentiug re*grseålvel;y Intsl[estu*liea* Ðfflf.sful*#ft 

øaé ãr¡å*otråalim. En these asd 43tr. såtul¡lac' ûaE'êF Ëtr,'Gsls Ë'tÌry 

*a sere qf a painter of elngle gÐÞtt,ocs' *r sf aocåal glf'sr¿Psr.æa'thçtr 

{g }"$hf€Ë 

S-Èr¡ååee Èn Er¡ã][ish I*å$ffrattlæcn* Âru'êre'6heüf"I,3}olt*- 

page I.65. 

,{P}*ltre Faùrfeiê&,r Fart II," êþapter sË,II"] tr]FSË 2:87,

4 

: 

Ê&sa af ùnitf..ri.dæajla; lthe eharaeÈere oþtaln t'høir eÍ,gaff,fsatxes 4Ë 

" 

tÍFes of the er*otisnç or groËpç wlrich Èhey repreaaat, aæd åt *ü 

È¡graugh tb€1r aeti6as, e?€n when these may be su,perf,ieiaå, that Sü. 

,Ga1særçbr rsvsal+ tþe n astfurg r-êa3.¿ ty qhieh l.åes þeloÉ ühe aunfæ€" 

X.t le hla fa*lråfigr af' bs¿ag able to p!.eñË:ø beçpatþ o**,åward &ffiaa$ * 

fl,Ïr6€s, tlrat sáksê h!æ Bopntar te etrteiåe cor*reåsf.Bs' âã ¡rel"1 as hls ,otttr 

f,Er eåæ ,çxa.mlaåtlg orc.e f,s.rsß of, eXvi1lgståen he has aóFe to sollelünferÉ,. 

übåelr are perttsent to a}l foruø.r {1} 

E r.. €elewerytlryls seqse s,Þg,effiatÈsn sf l"Ífs hae eËðþtreå, h[m ts 

, 

Èe'på*'å ct*era*tere ænd, gËoxxp-s aæ they reall.5r' exåsib- f,t ,le by *earær ef 

tbe s*tæË ptlËe Ê.bss*t*etåsn thfit h-e Ïraa heen abX¡e to ereate realistiø' 

êeæerÅptåoa*, Ec aI; øws nÐ dtetaiX. tc lmsa r*¡motis*d,, anú r+grø&æ:æ 

J,e*t .ehåt Ïre bas s'Èst!,õ He puùs into q Ëeef,¡ë, nl,I tÏ¡e ninute_ fast'&fû 

Wbåek¿ vn*fte it tfn*th. lls åtÍr* ç.Þ a#€ gÉ.ven a É"4¿ p*et¡¡fp 

sf the el,uffie wÏ¡en Ëttrar3¡ Ðal}ieon r¡rakes his f ir$t viÊlt to tbe $"-'Ëhst 

i 

,þÉÞe* ffien he þqeæes lnte Hs{$rd trcst he åe etn¡ek by tbe s}¡pàag-- 

ease of the lrouses* *Fear}'lf åL1 the dioËrtr;c #ere openü and. on tþg 

d**rsteBe' åabse end ebüld,nen wer€ essstrhte E4&üer. he&åËe¡rc,, *-,hßnr f*t 

{* ap*tþg4, Tairåêû Þy sreedea llttl"e etrape alrd b$r'sts of, ns'$.æ** Fear1y 

al1 were ûfätyi ÉGæe kad whe,le ;bo:ots* FoÉe þaåf Þeotær and' two er . 

tt*tee had n$-r¿e. [tr àhe gt*ttsrs Ba'Ëe eh:il4ren slgre at p]eyl**** {S 

Eå,Ãary flnds the plaec trr+ is 1ê.eftå'ng føä." an* salke ås at tþe âtre& 

Éean,. uglae fi*lst Èhing he rþt*"eed, w+s a sÐß*tr¡ 1å s*a not preeieeþ 

þadn lmt lt mþht trrave been þetter. ,lt rtras å 8eçIL of wall.s etrê 

(I) îLtodern $refåaU-soveliçte:' Joh¡r G,alÐmrth6r.tr J"B.Pnlestlê$. 

ghe Sng'líeb JeIr¡rr¡aå* Eay LgäS" 

(å) tsnaternis¡ ShsBter yf ,, Fagse '5,0 - Ëil*

*1. ::.':.:j:' 

I 

j 

,//t 

sash,åsg, Yeråsd Ëøt'her vagnetry 

gtÞt1ar to Eowrd, Ët:rget may' be 

@ùerately large stty. 

W tr€* berrtngs.*t*J Êùreets vêry 

føund in the FBsr dístriets of an¡r 

Ër* &awpgtþ hae gåveF e eealfståe êeræ.b to hie norela b$r 

.a,Ltrawln€ hfe cÏ¡ara*terç to epsah nettmal"ty. füç dåato6r*e ef t*ê 

3oæer elas*ee is espeelal.ly eåo.#'' fsr he haa ueugþâ lxrld. sf, srl,t 

thels lått&€ tsåôks of, d[åalæû" Ëhsrê g.æ,.äåess when thp aarrçÊe* 

*atå*n of tlre. genàftr Su apt år¡ besow t+a øenÀøre.eû* f*p Iüf,: HeI#* 

FtþY ls *ery eg*ne'reåsal. çåth @ãd's* þnt rtlla spee,eh sf the pnrsg: 

üs, e1"vary"# ÞÞ:tb rye,trùanËaus and rågnÈf,åcas .P täl 

F, tral.wøxtry mey be û¡ssË'Êd &6 & rea1lst bÉceuse be hao. 

çündl.edr*né lstaçdue*dt inåo hi.e r*ove'te* a}l the f'*eeen eusùaaø,n 

and plre$edf*cs of tbe hrraan oÍruw,t#ø, ,86 hss ffirtÈhËd svÊry BorsffiEt 

and exp*eeaíou of trre+pï.a 3¡g has eet so that Ìre pøøøosaea ê 

çËâltb CIf eønerete d.etaúå" whåoh* wbeø appt*sd to håg eharaeter*, 

nelRp* tÏ¡eu såBnd ctrå ae if ùhey wrs€ alûre. Hls reaÅiss Le al[ 

fþ mcre s$f.et Èa Èirat hæ cagmne'tes &iæelf eqpp'la,€,ely fran þ*,a 

*haracters a¡*d, aLlows thåm to m'rk o,ut Ík+is o*a prebtro&n. 

Ee has not eto¡rge4' hpwerrer'n aÈ ,beång 

nerel,5r f,aåtþf*¡$ äa f,aefu 

þet åt bes be,çn ?¿ie desÍ.re ts *aeias aad. eræpre,sa *aryI.ete aea;[å:hy* 

aet oæåy thaÈ d¡.ieb or'e[4nar¡i' q¡feã psrÈêLvç, br¡t the deeper ,sp*rÈ,ú - 

,gal reaSåüy*'*-* {ã! end }æ &ses thie,, net bp etefÈnf¡rg ag¡d jÌrdgåry 

tbe e,sg,ebtlal B&.üds of the celrI' M* bt Ff,astenås€ n5lÊÐ tkope f,ugi* 

Såve ëzqlråsÐlens slf c,T,tåsaoters n t4} rhiøb rççqel tþsm. 

Êl 

SI 

9ernityn* ,$þapfer qf,-pages ÞO - SI, 

xlJp.sn ëal[sre,-stsr*'* frhenåå Eaye-$æith. pag€ ]1.â" 

*,$hrae St'ndåea" ån Emgli.*b tlte¡ratr¡¡res.¡ ånd.re Oh*ry.r-ållen. 

*I Í,bldl" õ ç * ps# ï,-E-9. 

fraeø, 156,

2 / 

ET 

rq.. ffi 

lffi -PrypFqr,q#r_Ar,_ 89,9ry.. 

Ít bÊB b€e'a the **h dall T¡ryc'høIoglc,al" nave' åete to burror 

d,oeply into the etr¡ril of sau *nd expoee Lts escr€t rer,lklngs. Ia, 

tks nerel"ç cf, tho esrlfsst qgg,f€'þ pay*selogløtø tbe lnaer }*fc 

:' :::- 

of èhø *:baraot€rs raa ln cletai3"" """fyot* .and ÊeeardptåonE af 

: 

i 

, 

.1:::: : :' 

_d:,:,,,:, 

spiritual statee sâre lntred,ueeð into the narratl,ve. .å.8' th .: 

&mr61 *d.Taneeð, bowerref" åt I ,sä ite ,ü;êserlptl.ons, anü analgrøoø, 

&å€h ffidê o:f fü a Etuðy of life* and began to preaent lÊ,f,e Åt - 

gqlf ae ê $€ã.ßa;of portreylng pþeraeter. 

ûeergg Bltgt gavâ e pfoture of real rüfç åq her nover"e" end" 

at the saær tiuq, rrnked up the outçard sequence of, lnctdsate 

rrfth thc ånnar segtrsae€ sf tþønght and egstlon. $bE sbswsd, thÉË 

æI"I- ete-¡sås have the fu¡ Bo$ree ia tbe invfsiþle fl,fe of Ðaîr. Goorge 

üersùlth carrfed tb*,a uethod stitl furthar bq rleø*ne hånaetf, 

çlthfu* eae'b erf'bls ehareqüe¡ra Èn as effort to afuoç eecür eRsf c lEÊ*- 

tal ecÈlvity. Ee refraf,ned. fron eommenting openry on tf.fs and, 

left mr¡*h Èo the ÍmaglÃatf.oa sf tJre rçader,r sîråeh recuÎ.toê 1¡ htä 

wo¡k belne sþecure 

m, €i*1rsoFt&r hae rsade an im¡rorter¡t *cntr,åbutåon to tbe 

åcwalo?nent of the psyehologleatr nsve1. rþ espþåa,e6 fuslgbt 

lnto Stye}.telode l{fe sith a keen pereeptloa of aI"I tht ç¡ft}¡.sgË€s 

i't o'aüwaqüly.t {r}'ge fÊ*& to know h,le pee tre on¡'y b.y ths ot*ady 

pae-siel6 of tl.ns which pÊae'es them ire al"l the srd;Ê,nary eltu,atj.sns 

tl] rÍhree studiea in Englleh r,iterature* .ànðre chevrü,lon 

p*eä-äS,

1 

-.'} 

I 

/a 7 

j 

ef life, and. gradually brfnge outn 1n their epeeehrgesturÐa, iË* 

pglssc, all theår seoret tboughte a¡rd. feeLinge. Iß theæøelvaen 

b|e ohÐreetere ar€ 8t l:eæo.te, Êo eûryIex and, ful"l' øf Þtddcr 

aem,sfibùtriüy.thÊt tt f,s âtrno:st iæpgøøåÞle te s'tu¡dy then f.n dtetai}. 

gheg ârs Fr€E*ntød t,o ue by aeaas 

_ef thelr sur,rrounttångs * û'ltrgtn 

b¡r ühoae tht5lgs çIrich eg¡¡36rss tÞemn their hgues, eal"eøtfen of 

f,råendc.' ta*.teo atrd, hablÈe¡eoeond,ly, Þy thoee thtn6e whieh iÊ * 

fl.t¡.s¡eç thÊH, tåefr savtronnent anf, heredltty, 

: 

ffi. Gel,sseftSr eheae ts d,apiotr in bie noreT.æ, the upper 

çLaeseo af, engllsh Eoeåetyn ths ùntç11,setr¡a[s, the prefuaefsaatr 

Fêü' the lanèownp:rs, tbe ariøtoetraey: They 4p¡1$Ër B€¿èber eg 

t¡pes nor añ tra&ivådual"s, @å a* a e,onþlnatlon of the Ëlro, ee thaÈ 

vhi.trc tþe rsed€r ffiay reeo6n{.rae ur¡åversel tsalts tn æ cl¡araetea, 

that charast,er has at the #Êífs, tlno Esæ€ nnique quality whåcb 

ßÊve* ÏrÅn geðtvåôuallty. Ehe owtstandfng featurs sf åbe æemÞers 

of the sosåal EFqupF: ffii,çh ÏÍF. GåLsro+tqy iþssråÞ+sn l,s th€tt 

rç&ard f,sa eonrentiaa- Restr*tnt ar¡d rêti,-Êênrs âse Èhe rul.ss of 

ùheir ca,s,. B,, apd, es they are r¡EÍ€r a,ll.ewed te €xpr€sÞ thef.r ôõþ ,- 

#to*. Bùelcca anit UùX*ry Satl.å-san ln *Fate:ruùt${ are foreme 

gåth*r'emt,, f,Gfl€FûêdÐ Êr¡d, nsyrer perq*t üheureelves üa nanlfeet any 

f,:.€-pl'ifig, fhe øase ls tftre d -å,nten*a in ttl¡c l.elaad. Pb'êrttêso. * 

Sn *ltl*e S$an.of prol#.rty,È *beg old, Jolyoa payÉ hia firet rf elt te 

hts aon sf,ter ¡reårs of *aparatl.on, þ,e fi,nde lt ånpo,eeibla üo 

epeak sut h$s æÈnd,. A geed exaø¡ll,e of the tresesre of the &lgXåoh- 

Ban ilÉrJr be fou¡gd, in rEtre ¡eland Phef$,s€ea! Ífr t,ht ohaptee hsaËq{ 

rËnËiliehr . When Shelten reeta Iür. Ðeffi*sü for thç f irst ?t¡le

,/a K 

ef,ter båe engagernent, he feels that þe Ehatr3d GxpresË Ëoaq€ aen - 

tl#Bt aþouÈ it ts hie future father-.fÍ¡rÏtaç, Se nakes eg#era1 

*ê-ù'øBÏlte to spea&n hrt e*eçy tlme @,"Searranü Þr,ea,hs ån wåtb ,sûeÊ 

osmnent on the årsuble ha hes qith his feræra, or the eondf.tlon 

øf; tþg *qaÊh€f. SaË, ga,tåsr* from tþelf Beãs,Élr that beth arø. trTrfug 

to Eay seËlethf,rag whieh rorrld sxtrrre$Ë thef t feeSlægnn but betb 

are anab,te ts úo s9.. Êhø,itten* såenitf.ug aå the wind,own ûaterstnee 

to epeak, b'r¡t Lunediately feels * esrt of, parer3raís aeiEo b,lm. 

* |$feøAr¡deus åÊasy raÉnÍ r' T¡€'satd at Sast; tsonr|¡1g ¿own ln 

waå-ørrpoUË*,|1-" 

It weulü havc been gaet ss eÊsy tË' sãJf.t' 1I þelåê$e :y'our 

dar,rghter to bs the eseeÈest thåæg c¡n eagùÏ,¡; ,I &øve her, and InT 

gøÅ¡og te r$ßkø ker happyl" Stt*ä *s Èeßlfn Suet ebout the eame eäEu*t 

of, b,re*åh r-eqairedt; þut * hs esul,ôr¡rË Eay åt¡ * {l} fialr Êçn 

t'hcy ar€ abolrt to parÈ sre tbey abå;e to exgreas Éltomos3,veg, and 

,ÈIrsn Ëhen Àt is oaly in a. nåAC, ç.4y. ü:@ed L!¡#& to yeuls fiÊyE 

#Í. Þ€r¡reaÈ ån shahtng hasds w[tþ Êhalåç¡¿n asð åhE l"atùer errtters 

âþe ene sofÉ *ffatç,fttfx fhey Leave eaeh oth.er with the senÊ+ 

thet ùhey hæve fi¡IfåIleÉ t,heår duty" *ff,sãyt, ring had been eaårl 

È"h*t wee right and, pre,psr te be aat d, ln the way that w-s sueh. 

th{Egs shsutr.d øay.s {Ê} 

to eiëaring thet fff,. €clmorthy aever *i.rectly amalyaeø hf,a 

ugGn end wsB€R, aa$rnoreosêlp, that thsy åh,er*geln*s âï.e rrsqer ?gF - 

nittsü te Þet¡lay thsir eætåons* it i,s a säutreê.uf wonder that 

{I}*nrre Isl.aud Fh*risa.ou,a.¡ Fest II, Shepter X&.* pâge 

{u } ¡nr¿ pase 

xÊ6 

3Ê9.

2/ 

his novel's arelmot as sþceure Rs those of Ïfieredith. ff'þat is the 

eecret of bie art, that he iæ able to probe so d,oe¡rly into the 

osul ef a ra*n by nørel¡r fol.lowtng an¿ ãätti,ne dewtl the *rdtr neîy 

erenÈs of hie t tfa? 

SB tl*a fåret p1ae* Mr. (lfa1ÊEorthv fstudles sr:eraËe t'¡6rea, 

ssãryr¡-€ê of esateqperary ängl,tøb noe[a,ty end claese**. fignre* ùbç¡refp:re 

to *låeir t*ta puÞL$,* ie aeeuetoned,l and. srhieh au Engltaþ re**.r 

Gr s&n ilaag$ne fr*n e&i6h$ touchee*" tI} 3€cause these ty-psn .a,r€, 

f*såti.ar to tbe r.çeô€ry,, h€ åç aþ!ê ts feel wttb then "*,.t*3}iä*teh 

Éh@ frsg, tbe øtamåpçlat ,af thc e arnal sbs.orrsr, Hie i4agtaatiore 

and hia o-Ëa øxperienee of 1,4fe,êuab,tre hfæ to "f¡,lf uF €ntr gaper*nÈ 

s'o arrLve at the bl.d.den lif,e ofl the cl¡areeter. 

: 

Ur. Êa1swortT,¡y nakes no atteupt to put into wsrd,s tÏre pental 

qEti.siti,øs ef hls eharacåetra. E€ rffineges to eonre¡r an leFres'aloa 

.gf theirr soed,e by noÊång all" the vislþjle 'f,eaår¡¡ree do.ic}r indfeaþ. 

tlre imer }Èfe of the sclrl. ?!*sae feafuree are urot alwaye on tlre 

s,Hrfaee ts he o}¡ee.rv,ed at wll"L. ?hey are ËltranË€ *¿ter#,*tent 

flas'hes rshieh suggeeË the preseræ,e and, tlre HÐT€Bêlrts. of pâsø^åûã 

*n thi.e evertrrd.ay world.."[æ) He have alreaúy seen how, ta rghs 

48f.fin6 F,har,ie9qa ril Sheltsa beûraya þËürÊei[f, bS a Euddan. L,åï"ùIe 

tra*gh. Thßt IeEgþ eáldË d.efênf te the fasü tt¿at he had løat all 

tyæp*t}ry rn!'th the sseiatr. elaes representes Þ5r ArxüsÊi.*. Shat was 

before bst a ehadeïqy euepicisn besame tÏ¡Ên s cert,ainty; thot bc 

and eatenf,e would nev€r bo cbXe to agreê on tþeir raspeetlra. 

rlewe of Iåf,e. 

tål*tts*ç Êúudfee 

tÊl Sþå6" r 

in lgnefeah ï,återatnred Ar¡d,re phfirril}*a, 

Þ.aSes 91,?.18 

* P&g€ I88.

,/ /¿ 

Ënr$he €øt*r¡t*y Hsuøø! tÞ,ere ía anethen axa,qple ef hÊs saððen 

abeek wåL} ¡øek frEm a person worå*,Ëri.eh'wçt*w1 ûbo prea.oae,e af 

daep feellng. fbe el.tuation is this. Gearge Peaðycs hs,s al'redy 

prev+tsrçd his faÈþqrn" **gþf S$r :*tg*"å*g ts €Ê?e up Heåen gÊ13Ë*, 

@en Ha¡ase Pendyce d,åeeavers f{år+het' tþeå fi€û*ge ú* E ga** å+r" 

hç bee,ønee se eræaged f.hat þe reselves to ctrü #eorge off . Ee 

t,el'lE ffie*Panüyqe of his dleelaf,on* and., ln Èhe sÉra{lr *f,i ths ng* 

Eent'* tke werd,p ksrst freus bsr - tSf you g$.se Ìrås up" I sÞe13 gq 

üo hSn¡ g ç$"1f neqer €sne baekt* {n} fh¡reïre$ {rt the whsls eùery 

th"e r,çadss he,s real"l,øeé t-hat ms. Fenúye.e re noà ln l.ove lnùth hæ 

bsebmd, a,nd th*t he:s he*rt iø mrapped u,p ån ber son, ht up to 

thls pÈ*nt,cþe hae esg,êr Þeår.ayed tþe fact, $he bsû been af,rald 

ühst ffi. pen{¡rce wou}d didn&erLt freo.rgp, a$d' haû üråed te Fßeslx - 

el,te É,heu ln her Enlet çf,ll¡ ,, bt¡t whon she roaXÈzei* thaÈ ehe hÊd 

f*åX,ed, øhe eoutrd üsstatn horaeiLf no iluüger. 

5æ üThs ã[an cf properùgr¡ lt ie by one of theee tfllaeþe* ühaÈ 

Wt, Ê,6lffi to know the ånËefa,Sty af lrensrE þ,tr.Ê4 óf Ss@r; €tt!* 

the ûepth cf Trçr t"ore f,ar g*s'iffi$êrr' sh€' has êgåÐc$ såùh ßT¿thfu¡ 

Fo-r,syËe ta Behin EûlI", #ere Soelnney is buil.dtne t.þe BF* &6g+s 

fe,r Egaxnes. Oñ tbe way horae after their rti-lg i"# n åÏ*e þsreçe tåkç 

f,råghå, *nd. in spåte of al! ËïråübÈn'ts çffopte,, d,as.h ' ûty 

t!¡Årrkång to rsaegure her", he eeys to trea.$ * *Fef$r f,ear, Iltrt *t 

y.oa hoæ!# Eer aÉsl$Þr etartl"ea hi.n even thsagb all his attenti,or 

ie pl"aced. on the tem - rI d.snlt eare åf I ne.$er geå honO lf {Ê} 

Þl 

*Tbe Saunùry ffouses; ParÊ TI¡ f,ha,Bter KEr-:?*g* gO9-- 

oihe &an sf-frop*rtyË; Perü II, thapter III' Page IuA.

fhis æåa¡satåsrç &a.kee erid.snt wb.at hae bøen so fær en]"y Br¡ggssrË€d,, 

the faet that lreæ and. Bosinney are d.eeply in love. üThat etrangS 

cry of rrenerg wìruag frop her by a pbyeieal Etrosk, the errd.den 

¡ 

,! 

I 

l 

røalåzation of Éanger at a morent wïren Swithinr,s Eotd,rrf }rII, gêt 

you honer r. that le to ea¡r, ?Ès ysur husÞenêl * hare pÈe1'e+d to tbe 

pof.rrt w}¡ere her FçReåètlåtleã cenûe:Êtrate, that erly bzllngs *nt *11 

that tay broeding nnd.er h'er eålerleo, and, what 'we &os aee ie a gou¡" 

¡loreeaced, and ü+spenato,, for whon t ife eontalns heneefsrth nothlug 

.b.nt a sångtre Lmage:n and, whsee rapÈure rnakee 1Ê ånrtifferent ts tb 

ðangør of d,eãth.u t&l 

ü'Xn e. rane.er¡Ê' bs,e a stiuålar offiøù+ fir whåeh Soañre,s thf{ifrF 

aËåãrr før a brief æonent,rtlre restraint vhicþ i.s hÍ,s sE€ond, natg3e. 

Ha gpoe t+ Ireno wiÈh a threat ts rlåveroe her unl,ees ehg awearg te 

have nethl.qg **p* t* 4o wåth Jotryon. *gåther ãrane nor loLyarr 

taka anJr r,rotXse of the threat, and, they gåtre ÊEehs ts be}åese that 

þe ,*Ë***.ç gfeunàs fs'r &lr@see3 $ssffios had; been bEFtæg that Ireng 

wgul.å retur-¡n to bi,m, fer he etl}} lovep hern and, she ie s'tf,l.t hfs 

çife, Hø.ç lre res,Ll.*çe that üùå6, wil.l u€ff€r ber, and. tbat probaþty 

ha såIl nerer e,ec her agaiæ. 3of, *, fsrr g,eeonds hlq gåEe faste&s 

s.r her f,aeê,, and t}¡en * B rllnut n b€ eeldt audüentr¡r" Ì 3 bope yqer¡,T. 

freat Ì¡åæ as you Sroated, m€r * thatrs al'l-+n {PJ 433 hia anger at 

þer sttåtudû, his åeapaír at losing hÊr, all hle bstred. of Joþeg, 

are etçowåsd, t;rte Èheae søxelç n ånd t]re roeder ås abile to r¡nderetancl 

$aat how êeepS5r Ss.ames suf,fers ovstr the affalr. 

t3) *9t¡res $tuëfes 

{B} 1ln GÞancer¡rs; 

in English T"åtesatureü Àr¡dre Ohs..v¡ril1en" 

pagr ISS 

Fart l$l'tharter_Ti,_page. 556 

( *r¡e -Fórsyte Faæ )

2- 

F*ep1e ð.s not. o:rd.fmalfi:1y earry their heartn on theår r.l,&svfls, 

a.s# this is o*peeÈa1ly tæ¿e of the EnellßlMav*. fin s13*€ng håú 

üþere,çt€re to rcr.ea]" theæse-I"vgË- lry *rtveI'wtalïr Ëqpr.Êgeione of ' 

d,eep feetlng Ër. Gala*ert$r hae fal'lEwed the p*ttern sf roal 1åfe. 

*Eq€ f4q4 Èbßt ÉSveraÉ hle ert 16 that' the ûaraer trtf,a ef a E*i8 

åe ctfen erly ln f,toehes' Sh*t n€ Ê,Ê?êr gat a âire*t T*'w'uf lt r 

thsrefûrç that no dJ.rect êeecrlptloa of åt øan be Èma'* aúd 

fwftherÍ that a eharacter is part of ,â11 .6i¡sy-mvl¡rg 8ro'Ì&1, wbcrc 

*o s*.ngLe fig*re apsrsasä fsr + mÊEreuü in tlts foregror*nê ç*. h*uü 

befuse ø.e. fpred ÞIr otå¡ere - tberefsr{c tþat' Lt ehoa}d net n-e &*pâ 

taa Xer*g bøfere tbe f,,¡rstlighüs, al¡.d 6tî*d,åed regreratel¡F* " fU 

!F, Ëale,æørtby hae etrsated Ïåvimg een *nd. weËEN¡ *r¡ nt* ""+€s,e¿,s**ne 

w&en tls r,+pdÉs ¡Ersel¿øsç that they muet Þæ"uür*üå# *s s*Éeftrtåãr 

'*Ë B#s3le ån rÊeT ååffi4: þe wåLI net ff.pd it dtffåsult Ës eæ*I,¡rø,e 

tbøm, 

r Iff. Gelgwq.FtJ*¡r haenthe lawyerra r+spøeå for f,ac,t a*ð de,t4*1¡ 

he nuet have. the trr¡th, the whele tw¡f,h* and. noàl¡,åHg büt tþe 

!3trf,,þ--r.t (Êl To a r-eaË,er wh.o iç not i,nelined te delva Þenest& 

the eurf,aee* tbte rtri,ct attentåei¡ éo *aeælæg[y t]afrlaå mattW 

øåght hessrne tlreeome. Å r&eder sþo knawe tiret the dertaå.3 ig 

ænimpertant when isslated" anet that it ga,t-na ofgnÈftcanes çn4y 

Trþeïr felated to a chatraster which is to he def,ånod., reeei.ves a 

senr un&etrËtand,ång of .tbe r*etwre a¡rû the tæperaæent of tt¡*t 

*haraeåçf . Ir¡ r$lne Pêtrie*as,* the-re ås e d.eaerf.¡rtlon of I"qdS 

¡ which had found lt* my f.neid,o her 

df] #:E-llrse sùr$,åea in &eltsh LÊtor* Ëæ*,,* åndre gbæErll.*gt' 

ì . 

Fage I'SÊ 

q4¡ '"eø'*- "u %åti."*äå"-*ãäk;"--å.ik{#i '

t3 

,fifædcrr:" I*q,fd, ÞeanÍF o,r Bafþara çgt¡l,ú have ehaeûd, it süt ageia, 

br*t Ïødy êe,eterLey d,eæaad,e that it bs. kåItrad,. When r¡either of 

her companlone offer to d.esÈroy it, she ta.kes her ssn gliBper 

4[n her hand,. r,*ÐÐA+t, Sfr*tatc }rt$!,f, ,*rftd Ëarb*:ffinoetehing her 

slriåt. Þtt &ffi $aeterley freed ber hand. 

tl wå11*+ she said., aad brougbt the sst'e af, the s3åpper 'ôslnn 

on tlæ åaeøeû, so tb.at åË illreppad. ø,n tþe fl'aorndeed,. ffiê'has no 

þ{*s:ùqËss ån þer€*ùü ttr} 

l 

,Ër*eb a úsËne te unÍryartant in itsel"f, bnt it gives ain êE - 

eryte 6f f.ed*iln û*etertr+prta d*.teretns$åan aÉd fslse sf +børaeÈê?, 

ry" ít le *núrø.4saçd the reaëE-r ie aþtê to grasp Bútl¡€ fulXy Èbf 

Feêeo$ wh¡r rhË har¡ s,r*sb e 3¡êwenf,a} inflnsn+s "ÐîrËlr the ot"Þcr *lfaæ* 

aoÈere l,a Èb'e såafiyn ar¡dl to unúeretand, hos ahe ]aenages te ts*g 

ß'oæand s e sltuation. Xn aI;L the navel.s ma¡r ba foend ro*ntt$c 

ifaeerf.ptÂsrræ of orf,lTl*x"y mttetrÉ, hËt fu êvêry G&Bs they add. te 

the pøyetrrotrogú*al, stnd¡E .sS eor*e characüef. 

nO* *sgvÊirea.t&en in tbe novs&s i6 âLseårÉ n*¿åuæI" ÏiltÊ, åt le 

ar.ean6*,'cl sÕ as ts rçteal the ånaErøosä æoneæente ef tlae ø.eatr, 

Har¡y worûor" *nsågaifioa*t in 8l¡esg.6r$-'yeen take srl e aoçar ead 

#,f.¡FeagË,f n¡ear,rln$, ffiren the s*,¿ens.Gs, qlfs gx{¡ressf,se. BùtË Þ. 

@f.rermrtlqf dees net btæe3f ¡,Bterprêt åhe altereatlng speøehae 

and. siXenr€s. E€ loavçs it to the reader to d,ise,over the deptb 

sf, e.6etÈen wf*i.eh åre cÊneea}ed beneaÈh them. Ehia $øü&Ð{L does 

not reaul,t Ln obeeuriÈy, hewever, for sif we have graeped. tba 

gåtr*atisæ, the *ålghtes't wørds &?e enøu6h to eoôetËt,eç ln rgaå 

ììf:j 

{t} tee Ëatsåsåeæå; Fa¡rt' Slr ðb*pter ruCglÏr paæ 6lâ0.

4 

Ê 

T^åf,e' the. uneør¡rEe:þtd theugþts tJaey eo$ses'n'" {f} 

ffi. üg¿æ*"-_eür ,*s a pref*¡¡nå stuågt-it* ef tbe s*rl[Ê'çf åhe m*edn 

*nå bas øþsæ g¡Feet sk*lI tu aæa1¡r-øtng eryÈisn snô eh*ËasteF. Ee 

þgs .eEeeps* Èhe eÈåf,f;ËexÏtlçs e,f, &øMtûh|* *ntü,$rn#å styl.+ by tg€atneg,f,ÊRtf.þr 

äpp** tn far*tåar slts&ååeAs, aaÈ b¡r l,ntr,eôue*,ng 

aãÉlfal bÈEt# euÊ eugXç**tf'oas tlrreu# hi.s trêatryuü Ef Ë'eüaån* gê 

**s rersâäÈi[ b5ll h*s såËü**s -ths *ÊS*sãqrys snd seve¡nsat øf tb.e eeüls 

ef, h.*,*, eher*+t€il.s. sffo se¡& åa be 3*¡ø¡htn6 aû åhew th*vægFt * ffi"S * 

*l¡ffing 64a*e,* w-r* xathor.¡ lløtegring thraugþ a ulerop&no tø ú&ütn 

llfe-breath** l2I 

fel 

:f sl 

&*gl.åsh Tùitsg*ùt¡tst*t åsdrç 

+ ,i. ;* pA@ Êffi" 

thÊrri,ãIøn, 

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sgæ,@[ss" 

fhs chs,raeteråEtic of, E[r. Ga]ssorteg;B Ros€18 wt¡i.cb, Etrf.Ëeo 

øtr$ üf,sflt fox-aåÞlÏfi ås the êarrrest soeåal semee- erhløh demÅraüa* 

tbern a,l"tr* .gê is a thinker, end hes obSFqFFê and .æråtf.elsoê the 

f.aeçra}.tty, åffiorases and cuff,erång that þas heei$ produead gr 

th.e atupid.l,ty of the Engl"Ísh a+eiat s¡r*teæ. rBe takee 'l'lf,e tse 

eerl,ouelyr it se.6.Es* ts be aþile te wrt,te ctsc'åêEr ß¡r plaSro for 

Êlrçír e , s¡fkc¡, he w* r* th.em to eæ¡¡eeø thç ngra.x os sæ-enæå* 

eui.Is of his ti.ma¡ to advocate reformç [-n o.xrr soeial ørgal*$H¡å ,- 

üf,*q ûho opxdø þar"þr$'t# øÊ çw pr-fr*e* a6*åew*i th* *,gæas¡åür of, 

Ë&e ru4gråage f-4¡. ths bireÐ:ri*f.es ef re}i#iaä eud sæf,haiåox Ð - 

;h*trflüg; the çani"t¡r of, riehe*r;, tlee faÈ$,ity of stl slaçs lssqtmlftl6s.r 

tt.ì 

ffi. {ialggotstïry ie an ironi.et üetrardE iria otsniFpoch, fis 

f m{äûs thø s,Èvf..&tesâl*n çv.e}çsd Þ¡r man .and. eh.srqa that i, t þ*¡, 

*eetfreSred. efsfãr f*,st$,gç ef B*rer,e p.+ræe,neå tr*}*,pd*m,. Sg*Ê greeås*, 

ga,çåal aæû @*atr øyetoua to ø,afegaars håme*tf¡ þnt -rtr. $aåauaúth¡r 

Èú.sete*e& ål* þi.e novers the qüeâþrs*s,se af thee* ayøåew åæ Ëke 

faee of furdå,v*$$ .I aætíûaf,l ,exparf,smss¡ S&r$rery!åten arrd tg*ÉlÊSoa 

GaÊ nçve.r eEntrol ühe ta,wlegssless Ef, passlon. 

ffi*.ep,t i.s *E&e f,*tr*nd Fher*,sæs.r* *.ne of Tråe eerli est nor.el.e , 

ffir. Se}s,ffiqå*ÞW*s çå:tÉs€, í* nËnrer þ*.tter. fiÍ* prafouad, BÍty for 

g.Il *uff;çrtng se&es iù åq¡¡gaeåÞle fse hås ts sssk at aæy ÞHßn 

(¡Ì tGodæ gf EEeêerln e,rrlb stne€t*l å, st'..Íohn å.dcost. 

lhe Oenað åaa rrüngazlnç''gsiämbó;' if-aã,.---

a 

ereaåBre; fb?-engþaut båe pagea the fro*y le Þåesded sith a tgnèernses,whl,ch 

de*ùreya anSr traee s.f, steæess rlr åuryeÈiesse. 

$r. Ëalsryætb¡ir i,s, haçsse , *får€t of *IL an ar&:i.øt, aot e 

æefeæes' åfld, hie *a.fn ob$eet f.a wrlt{ng 1s not to effçeÈ tht,a 

,B¡r tþt soeåal tu¡rrovenenà, H,å ts dL+B}ay to the låvt¡rg güæËFar 

Èåen þ6th íts nE* isnsnäowt eoal asd. the werl,d t}lßÈ å* has' saÊe 

f,or àtself to Tive if¡.Ð'{&'} fÍe wrlte,s f,rsn a deprre to etrsêÈ€, 

and, hie se¿€sËs l.ies, Írr the faeù that åll rr¿e wå*.åæeg 4r€ 6Ëì&ffirl* 

ed, ån ,É;,Ëe*s 

" 3a s &etåee çf, sdçi,ea to a se¡¿:[ð.*þen,äËtþ$ r ry. 

Ga,tswsrtlry eaysr, *ftîe nat onLy a que*tton ef 1ë'ar*,i:ng'kûç" tg¡" ' 

ravÀng e, re¡¿ll nhåI+eo'p-gy *nê eorneühÉn-g 

ig,f,øt¡så *ewthfæ6 ffi.iitb 

e*yin6 *hen he dåsp.X"åy€d and. ane,þ¡æ*d. pr6r.h;leas*' gf l-Sts;"Ì!.€e, 

.t 

Banners, 3f Eaturê. 

fhs thËGþbång plty ån his pse¡e:g*l{4a ÊOee nst i*terferç Î$Xth 

hls art" bU,t ratt+er enriehoe it. Se ie at his -Þest wben art and 

ååeas aSE psrpetrrels"y blenåed,r büt, beeaueç hG is aP art.åsË þûfore 

he is s soeåal reformer, bê sqtE *oçn ne remed;['es far tÞe ængF 

wJsieþ he d,åeeo?er's in tþe wsrl"d. #Ehe gentti*e refarrnor is neV*r 

esnùent with pointing out tbe e.våLs of a æy4teu" he hae an åuE¡rtøvåsg 

Btas. Êa1,swar,àhy onl1¡ ehs4r 1**r the elleêâws'' wåth, Èke l.igþte 

that lla bøe'åðs them* not thsse lågta*e wäiolr ehatS Es.*üüø:r' tþæ 

at l.set, Ee 1ø.an artiat, and. the arÈåetçE såglon ie nst sf tbe 

fu,t*re, Þìlt êf. to*daY.* t$ï 

{l} *fe there $nYt}titrg 

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r@l"awarèhryrer Ëowr E. ffia.d,brtitëF" 

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r}re Kew Torlk Eimee Boak RelçåÊs: 

trgr.SÊlarntrthp en War aurt-Other fhinger 

(a Review) 

sW*Ëa1sço*tby ån 1äer end PeâÉss 

&er**.ee M&ransel^l $åelril" 

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{* aevf.ew} 

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