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Four of his novels deal with the upper classes of English society. The Man of Property treats of the wealthy class, The Country House presents the conservative country squire, Fraternity portrays the intellectual class, and The Patrician pictures the aristocrat. Galsworthy is the relentless analyist of well-to-do, conventional English society.
Here Hester would have met Arthur Dimmesdale; and George Eliot would have expended all her powers as an analyist of life in tracing the sweet thoughts and imperious desires that led the lovers to the dolorous pass. The fall of Hester would have been the major knot in George Eliot's entire narrative.
All these institutions are very old institutions with habits and prejudices of their own. You mustn't ring the bell, that's all; they don't like it; you must just wait until they open; and then, if you take my advice, don't write a note or ask to interview the First Analyist.
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