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David Armstrong,Lorna Lloyd,John Redmonde is in it a strong element of autobiography and in particular some resemblance between the hero and the author, though this is an element that ought not to be exaggerated. Rickie Elliot is an orphan who has been unhappy at school but finds happiness at Cambridge; he has a small private income; he i

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David Armstrong,Lorna Lloyd,John Redmonde to group them together since they not only both make use of Italian settings but derive from the same experiences, were begun at about the same time, and share certain qualities of theme, characterisation and tone. The prolonged visit to Italy on which Forster and his mother embarked in the autumn

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David Armstrong,Lorna Lloyd,John Redmondnd intellectually clumsy. Why, I don’t quite know, for he is a disappointing (and disappointed) creature, in spite of his extraordinarily interesting and brilliant qualities, and the delicate and sympathetic contact of his mind with my own partially polished blunderbuss. Anyhow he causes me to explo

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sion, ultra-refined, exquisite hands (of which he is aware), interested in many things but uncertain as to ultimate values — aesthetic or social reformer, which is uppermost? Ostensibly he came to enquire about Lowes Dickinson’s. attachment to the London School of Economics, how and why he had occas

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David Armstrong,Lorna Lloyd,John Redmondy a symbol, an emblem, presence or force, Pan is, as he begins his career in ., above all an . — the abstraction of desire, an urgency made conformable to the demands of consciousness. So it is, most notably, in ‘The Curate’s Friend’. That the relationship described in the story is homosexual seems

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David Armstrong,Lorna Lloyd,John Redmond or geographical and historical references but just as important for tracing the paths followed by the author’s imagination in creating the fiction. The occasional direct annotations necessary to mark a doubtful manuscript reading are only the surface indications of a continual process of decision,

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David Armstrong,Lorna Lloyd,John Redmondared in an oft-quoted passage, ‘and tried to hitch it on to other things’,. to social criticism, symbolism and prophecy, in fact. Intimate as the rapport with Jane Austen proved, the adoption of domestic comedy as a main fictional mode involved commitment to an institution in which he had little fai