[Vwoolf] TS Eliot on Virginia Woolf

[Jean Mallinson]

Thanks for this link. The essay is fascinating.  His remarks on Huxley's 
novels are acute and his linking Woolf to Conrad is interesting. (I am 
just now reading and enjoying /Young Eliot/).
Jean Mallinson

On 8/12/2015 11:58 AM, Adolphe Haberer wrote:
> "She is not only civilized but prefers civilization to barbarism; and she writes with great care, always extremely well and in one at least of the great traditions of English prose, and sometimes with astonishing beauty."
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> An essay by TS Eliot published in English for the first time
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> See The TLS online 12 August
> http://www.the-tls.co.uk/tls/public/article1592488.ece
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> With best summery wishes to all
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