[The Emancipated by George Gissing]@TWC D-Link bookThe Emancipated CHAPTER IV 29/46
If I had never had anything, I should have set desperately to work long ago.
Now I am bound to work, and you will see the results.
Of course, in our days, there's only one road for a man like me.
I shall go in for literature." Miriam listened, but made no comment. "My life hitherto has not been wasted," Elgar pursued, leaning forward with a new light on his countenance.
"I have been gaining experience. Do you understand? Few men at my age have seen more of life--the kind of life that is useful as literary material.
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