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Excerpt: ...will see it"; and "I wouldn't have minded if it was what he really thought." Maddox, rightly judging that Rickman would be suffering more in his affection than his vanity, called on him that afternoon and dragged him out for his usual Saturday walk. As if the thought of Jewdwine dominated their movements, they found themselves on the way to Hampstead. Maddox attempted consolation. "It really doesn't matter much what Jewdwine says. These fellows come up from Oxford with wet towels round their heads to keep the metaphysics in. Jewdwine's muddled himself with the Absolute Beauty till he doesn't know a beautiful thing if you stick it under his nose." "Possibly not; if you keep it farther off he might have a better chance. Trust him to know." "Well, if he knows, he doesn't care." "Oh, doesn't he. That's where Jewdwine's great. He cares for nothing else. He cares more than any man alive
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About the Author:
Born in Liverpool in 1863, May Sinclair had no formal education until the age of 18. She worked with Cicely Hamilton and Violet Hunt for the Suffragist cause and wrote a total of 24 novels in addition to philosophical works, poetry and criticism. She died in 1932.
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- PublisherCreatespace
- Publication date2014
- ISBN 10 1499169701
- ISBN 13 9781499169706
- BindingPaperback
- Number of pages254
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