The protagonist agrees to be hypnotized by Mr. Lasker Jones to overcome his condition after he breaks off with Clive Durham, whom he met while they were students at Cambridge.
The title character's grandfather invents his own cosmogony which claims that God lives in the sun. The only literary work that ever helps the title character is a biography of Tchaikovsky, which he picks up after meeting Risley at a concert. The protagonist agrees to be hypnotized by Mr. Lasker Jones to overcome his condition after he breaks off with Clive Durham, whom he met while they were students at Cambridge. FTP, name this work about an Englishman who falls in love with Alec Scudder, a novel which was written in 1914 but not published until after the death of its author, E. M. Forster.
The title character's grandfather invents his own cosmogony which claims that God lives in the sun.
{Maurice}