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... feeling as if he might not care to write another line . Creative weariness would not have been surprising ; he had written four novels in five years as well as short stories and a very respectable number of reviews . The reasons lay ...
... feeling as if he might not care to write another line . Creative weariness would not have been surprising ; he had written four novels in five years as well as short stories and a very respectable number of reviews . The reasons lay ...
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... feelings of English - educated , Muslim youth , who felt that Muslims were losing out because they did not know how to agitate.'22 One result was the Muslim League , organised in December 1906 ... feeling intensely in the 58 E. M. Forster.
... feelings of English - educated , Muslim youth , who felt that Muslims were losing out because they did not know how to agitate.'22 One result was the Muslim League , organised in December 1906 ... feeling intensely in the 58 E. M. Forster.
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A Literary Life Mary Lago. A feeling of being emotionally unsettled coincided with the com- pletion and publication of the novel . Mohammed el Adl died in May 1922. Forster's feeling of bereavement was only a little mitigated by the ...
A Literary Life Mary Lago. A feeling of being emotionally unsettled coincided with the com- pletion and publication of the novel . Mohammed el Adl died in May 1922. Forster's feeling of bereavement was only a little mitigated by the ...
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The Suburban Novels | 8 |
The Indian Novel | 50 |
The BBC Broadcasts | 92 |
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