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New Grub Street

CHAPTER XIV
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Father and he have been very unfriendly for a long time.

Perhaps Mr Milvain has told you something about it ?' Dora replied that he had.
'I don't know how it is in other professions,' Marian resumed, 'but I hope there is less envy, hatred and malice than in this of ours.

The name of literature is often made hateful to me by the things I hear and read.

My father has never been very fortunate, and many things have happened to make him bitter against the men who succeed; he has often quarrelled with people who were at first his friends, but never so seriously with anyone as with Mr Fadge.

His feeling of enmity goes so far that it includes even those who are in any way associated with Mr Fadge.


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