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... Masood's link to Forster . Masood came to England in 1906 for admission to Oxford but needed tutor- ing in Latin . The Morisons , just returned from India , had settled at Weybridge . Lady Morison mentioned Masood's need to Mrs Forster ...
... Masood's link to Forster . Masood came to England in 1906 for admission to Oxford but needed tutor- ing in Latin . The Morisons , just returned from India , had settled at Weybridge . Lady Morison mentioned Masood's need to Mrs Forster ...
Page 58
... Masood's news from home after he reached England in 1906. By 1912 tensions had only increased . In Howards End ... Masood , how- ever , the personal concerned Forster more than the political . Masood put the philosophy of friendship in a ...
... Masood's news from home after he reached England in 1906. By 1912 tensions had only increased . In Howards End ... Masood , how- ever , the personal concerned Forster more than the political . Masood put the philosophy of friendship in a ...
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... Masood might find better advisers in England but Forster would welcome his confidences , which would be ' a great pleasure to me'.30 The tone was also self- protective , for he wished to say that he loved Masood but for a long time ...
... Masood might find better advisers in England but Forster would welcome his confidences , which would be ' a great pleasure to me'.30 The tone was also self- protective , for he wished to say that he loved Masood but for a long time ...
Contents
The Suburban Novels | 8 |
The Indian Novel | 50 |
The BBC Broadcasts | 92 |
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