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LONDON
Keim scott Press.

XIX. JAHRHUNDERT
Englische Schule.

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NEWS FROM NOWHERE OR
AN EPOCH OF REST.

CHAPTERI.DISCUSSION AND
BED.

|P at the League,
[ says a friend,there
j had been one night
ja brisk conversa,
jtional discussion,
as to what would
happen on the
Morrowofthe Re*
volution, finally
shading off into a vigorous Statement by
variousfriends,of theirviewsonthefuture
of the fullydeveloped new soci'ety.

58 A YS our friend: Consideiv
ingthe subject,the discus'
sion was good^tempered;
for those present,being used
to public meetings & afteiv
lecture debates, if they did
not listen to each other's opinions, which
could scarcely be expected of them, at all
events did not always attempt to speak
all together, as is the custom of people in
ordinary polite society when conversing

WILLIAM MORRIS

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