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Fraternity

John Galsworthy

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Fraternity | John Galsworthy
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Book Overview: 

A satire of middle-class complacency and artistic aspiration. It is the story of a strange bohemian upper-class love triangle, and of a mystic tract.

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Book Excerpt: 
. . .She was not often conscious of the nature of her life, so like the lives of many hundred women in this London, which she said she could not stand, but which she stood very well. As a rule, with practical good sense, she kept her doubting eyes fixed friendlily on every little phase in turn, enjoying well enough fitting the Chinese puzzle of her scattered thoughts, setting out on each small adventure with a certain cautious zest, and taking Stephen with her as far as he allowed. This last year or so, now that Thyme was a grown girl, she had felt at once a loss of purpose and a gain of liberty. She hardly knew whether to be glad or sorry. It freed her for the tasting of more things, more people, and more Stephen; but it left a little void in her heart, a little soreness round it. What would Thyme think if she heard this story about her uncle? The thought started a whole train of doubts that had of late beset her. Was her little daughter going to turn out like herself? If not. . . Read More

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5.00
- Peter - Sep 09, 2022

Fraternity is the second book in the trilogy known as Worshipful Society.I haven’t researched this set of books, but it isn’t nearly as well thought of as Galsworthy’s Forsyth Saga, and after reading two books from this trilogy, I still don’t know what the connection between the books might be. I di

3.00
- Cydney - Feb 29, 2012

It's no "Forsyte Saga" and more difficult to read. The theme of the "classes" is here again. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone(like I do Forsyte); but I'm not sorry I read it myself.

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- Dr.J.G. - Jul 29, 2021

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- Dr.J.G. - Feb 05, 2016

Galsworthy does not cease to amaze. This work is perhaps more amazing in some ways, even when compared to his most famous Forsyte series.

Fraternity begins almost as an afterthought of a yawn, with a small gathering of various persona at an English uppercaste but not quite aristocrat family, two cou

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