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Maugham's best work as a novelist...ahead of its time New York Times
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Stunningly rejacketed as part of a major reinvention of this neglected 20th century master
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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
I loved this book. Maugham gives us a portrait of a marriage between a passionate woman and a dull and dutyful man, starting from the moment he proposes to her. Bertha Craddock easily becomes one of the great females in his books or plays. She is certainly one of the earliest ones. Maugham usually bittersweet taste is the resposability of Bertha's aunt, who dissects that marriage with a clinical eye. A must read.
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This is easily one of Maugham's finest books, and easily the best novel he wrote before 'Of Human Bondage".
Highly recommended. Bertha is a character one feels for. Maugham is one of my favorite writers.
Highly recommended. Bertha is a character one feels for. Maugham is one of my favorite writers.
0 of 2 people found the following review helpful
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Definitely not a Maugham classic, I would only recommend it as one of the better early works and for the references to it in his later books. Read it if you're a Maugham fan already, but don't bother otherwise, as it may put you off reading Maugham's better later work.
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