1913. Contents: Marjorie Marries: day with the Popes; two proposals of Mr. Magnet; man who fell out of the sky; crisis; telephone call; Marjorie Married: settling down; child of the ages; new phase; Marjorie at Lonely Hut: successes; Trafford decides to go; pilgrimage to Lonely Hut; Lonely Hut; trail to the sea.
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fascinating look at institution,
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H.G. Wells certainly had conflicting views on the instititution of marriage. In this novel, he sets the characters on a course of self-exploration, and an exploration of the whole idea behind the marriage bond. You may not always agree with Wells, but there is no denying the depth of thinking here. Deeper issues aside, its a very well-written novel that makes you care about the characters.
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