Mr, W. L. George, the English novelist, who is so ardent 3 feminist, has in his_latest book, "Ursula Trent'? gone to the length of binge in the first person, the author identifying himself: with his heroine. This literary tour de fore is pulled off successfully and Ursul:
is. convincingly feminine though not the popular ''woman':
I append a few sententious bits calle! from the conversation of the characters Love brings lots of business to _la®: years, but apart from that it's a damned Language means something, and nov Greek literature has ceased to mean an}: thing to us who don't believe in th We (women) always invest all oat money at the bank of Eros, and we amazed when it suspends payment.
Men who don't love you always writ beautiful letters.
Virtues are the greatest luxuries, bot to far as I can see a man has to jolly rich before he thinks of acquiring Lots of women go to their gray without loving, but I know what it' like.. It's like having" with hook one. It hurt, but you can't get out.
Weakness, not strength, can hew
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