King of, ity responds easily to the Bohemian Sumeria, he is committed to al life so amusingly struck off; and Bobby and his unquestioning love for her affords a contrast for her perplexed attitude toward love and marriage, a problem which is too overwhelming for her. The end of the book is still "uncertainty. Wells has no happily-ever-afterwards narcotic for the reader, One of the most artistic things he has done is this portrayal of flux—the unrest of the moment,
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