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Page 140
Nevertheless something comes across of the object of Eliot's love : the elusive
personality of Shelia Knight , neurotic , destructive , pitiable , and yet oddly
engaging , is somehow caught and realised . She is almost the only one of
Snow's ...
Nevertheless something comes across of the object of Eliot's love : the elusive
personality of Shelia Knight , neurotic , destructive , pitiable , and yet oddly
engaging , is somehow caught and realised . She is almost the only one of
Snow's ...
Page 141
The central figure is Roy Calvert , Eliot's closest friend , a brilliant scholar and a
wildly attractive personality with a tragic manic - depressive side to his nature .
He is constantly before our eyes , and we are told a great deal about him .
The central figure is Roy Calvert , Eliot's closest friend , a brilliant scholar and a
wildly attractive personality with a tragic manic - depressive side to his nature .
He is constantly before our eyes , and we are told a great deal about him .
Page 146
Such observations tell one something about the personality of the mature Eliot .
In Time of Hope Sheila says to the young Eliot , ' You're not as nice as people
think you are ' , but one is inclined to reflect that one has very little idea how nice
or ...
Such observations tell one something about the personality of the mature Eliot .
In Time of Hope Sheila says to the young Eliot , ' You're not as nice as people
think you are ' , but one is inclined to reflect that one has very little idea how nice
or ...
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