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It was still in Great Ormond Street but in the winter of 1905 – 6 would move to its
present quarters in Crowndale Road , St Pancras . It was still ' pervaded by an
atmosphere of the liberal Victorian culture of men like Tom Hughes , Ruskin ...
It was still in Great Ormond Street but in the winter of 1905 – 6 would move to its
present quarters in Crowndale Road , St Pancras . It was still ' pervaded by an
atmosphere of the liberal Victorian culture of men like Tom Hughes , Ruskin ...
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97 Nor can Rickie cope with Agnes ' s appropriation of his private dell on the
Madingley Road , a very real place that is Forster ' s metaphor for the possibilities
of transfiguration at Cambridge . When Agnes returns for May Week after the
death ...
97 Nor can Rickie cope with Agnes ' s appropriation of his private dell on the
Madingley Road , a very real place that is Forster ' s metaphor for the possibilities
of transfiguration at Cambridge . When Agnes returns for May Week after the
death ...
Page 95
... trees , groves and copses , and , like the dell on the Madingley Road in The
Longest Journey , he used them as settings in his fiction . After one tree - planting
he described himself to Malcolm Darling as ' an intellectual writer who has no
faith ...
... trees , groves and copses , and , like the dell on the Madingley Road in The
Longest Journey , he used them as settings in his fiction . After one tree - planting
he described himself to Malcolm Darling as ' an intellectual writer who has no
faith ...
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| Title | E.M. Forster: A Literary Life Literary lives Macmillan literary lives |
| Author | Mary Lago |
| Edition | illustrated |
| Publisher | Macmillan, 1995 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 7 Mar 2008 |
| ISBN | 033357723X, 9780333577233 |
| Length | 170 pages |
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