When it came to holy matrimony, writer H.G. Wells had a rather interesting personal history. He married his first cousin, soon left her for one of his students, and then had multiple affairs (and children) with important female thinkers and writers...
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When it came to holy matrimony, writer H.G. Wells had a rather interesting personal history. He married his first cousin, soon left her for one of his students, and then had multiple affairs (and children) with important female thinkers and writers over the course of the rest of his lifetime. With that in mind, Wells brings a unique twist to this relatively straightforward take on Edwardian morals and mores in marriage
Title; Contents; BOOK THE FIRST - MARJORIE MARRIES; Chapter the First - A Day with the Popes; Chapter the Second - The Two Proposals of Mr. Magnet; Chapter the Third - The Man Who Fell Out of the Sky; Chapter the Fourth - Crisis; Chapter the Fifth - A Telephone Call; BOOK THE SECOND - MARJORIE MARRIED; Chapter the First - Settling Down; Chapter the Second - The Child of the Ages; Chapter the Third - The New Phase; BOOK THE THIRD - MARJORIE AT LONELY HUT; Chapter the First - Successes; Chapter the Second - Trafford Decides to Go; Chapter the Third - The Pilgrimage to Lonely Hut
Chapter the Fourth - Lonely HutChapter the Fifth - The Trail to the Sea;
