Farnaby's Quiet Confession of Lost Hopes and Handmade Rest
Farnaby and Mrs. Farnaby confide in a drawer by drawer tour of failed crafts. Watercolors, Euclid, a microscope, a lathe, and dumbbells sit as symbols of wasted effort. The scene reveals their stubborn, unloved remedies and enduring resilience in a humane, observant portrait.
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Farnaby
Mrs. Farnaby
Wilkie Collins
Monthly Reviews on Politics Religion Art and Society
The Contemporary Review surveys politics in Ireland and Home Rule arguments with Power and Morley, analyzes religious life in Germany and England, and discusses education, theatre, and press debates. It also covers Arnold on The French Play in London and Gladstone and Lecky on Evangelical Movements.
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Senior
Napoleon
Hoglish
Colvin
Maudsley
House of Commons
J. O'Connor Power
M.P
Lord Cranbrook
House of Lords
War Office
Chamberlain
Ireland
Morley
Fawcett
Sir Charles Dilke
Mr. Morley
Lori Hartington
J. O'Connor
Home Rule Movement
O'Connor Power
Germany
France
von Schultz
Francis Peek
England
Mr. Gladstone
J. Guinness Rogers
Union
Liberal Party
Lord Blachford
Sir Henry Rawlinson
Politica
London
Matthew Arnold
Victor Hugo
Arnold
Mr. Arnold
Drury Lane
Science and Art Department
M. Arnold
Lecky
Gladstone
British Quarterly Review
Evangelical Movement
Thornton
Mill