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Maurice
Maurice and Clive met and fell in love in Cambridge when they were young. However, after three years of knowing each other, Clive chose an official career and married an aristocratic lady, leaving this relationship behind. Maurice, who still persisted, almost suffered a mental breakdown and was on the verge of suicide. In despair, he finally met Alek, the gamekeeper who fell in love with him regardless of everything. True love made the two of them break through the double imprisonment of class d
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Aspects of the Novel
"Aspects of Novel" is a must-read classic for those engaged in novel writing, literary criticism and appreciation to understand the mysteries of the art of novels. After "A Passage to India", Forster turned his focus to lecturing and literary criticism. In 1927, he was invited to give lectures at Cambridge University, and a series of lectures became the basis of "Aspects of the Novel". The book is divided into nine chapters, covering seven aspects of the novel: story, character, plot, fantasy, p
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Where Angels Dare Not Tread
"Where Angels Fear to Go" is Forster's first novel and his most famous work. The title of the book is taken from the second half of a poem by the English poet Pope. The deliberately omitted part is "The fool breaks in." Through the description of several love affairs and marriages, the novel expresses the sharp opposition between the dull, hypocritical and artificial British middle-class society and the vibrant, passionate Italian secular life, and eulogizes the breakthrough of secular prejudice
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Room with View
A deeply restrained aristocratic girl, a wild young man of low origin, a dramatic encounter in Florence, a quiet awakening and resistance... Lucy, a girl from the upper class of England, accidentally met the humble but free-spirited George while traveling in Florence. George's free and passionate love touched Lucy, who had long been bound by various etiquette norms. After the two reunited in England, Lucy continued to examine her own heart and began to think independently about what kind of lif
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