Titlebook: E. M. Forster; J. H. Stape (Visiting Professor in English) Book 1993 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1993 c

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‘Aesthetic or social reformer?’sion, ultra-refined, exquisite hands (of which he is aware), interested in many things but uncertain as to ultimate values — aesthetic or social reformer, which is uppermost? Ostensibly he came to enquire about Lowes Dickinson’s. attachment to the London School of Economics, how and why he had occas

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Paris, 1935ot help but hope that he sees through all those Cultural Fronts by now, too. We were nearly all of us taken in at least once. So it was one crowded, dusty evening, June 21, 1935, in Paris, that Mr Forster appeared before a meeting of the International Congress of Writers. You can read about it in .

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A PEN Luncheonshould have to sit between him and the First Secretary of the French Embassy [Monsieur de Charbonnières]. Never had I felt less sure of being able to entertain either of these distinguished men. … His neighbour on the other side spoke to him, and I turned to E. M. Forster. I admired him so much that

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The Diary of Virginia Woolfter from the [London] Library as I approached. We shook hands very cordially; & yet I always feel him shrinking sensitively from me, as a woman, a clever woman, an up to date woman. Feeling this I commanded him to read Defoe, & left him, & went & got some more Defoe….

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Morganndly little man, rather ordinary and insignificant at first sight, with a spinsterish manner which came from his having been brought up at Weybridge by two maiden aunts. If it was difficult to see his distinction, that perhaps was because he was more interested in listening to and sizing up other pe