...encroached. Lethbury struggled against the sense of submergence. He let down barrier after barrier, yielding privacy after privacy; but his wife's personality...the smallest compartment of the domestic economy. IV TTE continued to tell himself that he was satis•*• -*• fied if his wife was happy; and it was...

...sense of submergence. He let down barrier after barrier, yielding privacy after privacy; but his wife,s personality continued to dilate. She was no longer...domestic economy. IV HE continued to tell himself that he wa3 satisfied if his wife was happy ; and it was not till the child,s tenth year that he felt...

...She still re-, mained to him a hypothetical presence, a query rather than a fact; but her near-, ness was not unpleasant, and there were moments when her...domestic economy. IV He continued to tell himself that he was satisfied if his wife was happy; and it was not till the child's tenth year that he felt...

...nearer to his wife. He now perceived that he had made a certain place in his life for Mrs. Lethbury, and that she no longer fitted into it. It was too late...domestic economy. IV He continued to tell himself that he was satisfied if his wife was happy.; and it was not till the child's tenth year that he felt...

...encroached. Lethbury struggled against the sense of submergence. He let down barrier after barrier, yielding privacy after privacy; but his wife's personality...domestic economy. IV He continued to tell himself that he was satisfied if his wife was happy; and it was not till the child's tenth year that he felt...

...encroached. Lethbury struggled against the sense of submergence. He let down barrier after barrier, yielding privacy after privacy; but his wife's personality...the smallest compartment of the domestic economy. rv He continued to tell himself that he was satisfied if his wife was happy; and it was not till the...

...herself and Jane. Gradually, a monstrous fusion of identity, she became herself, himself and Jane ... he found himself carelessly squeezed into the smallest compartment of the domestic economy." 2i Jung once explained: "Demeter-Kore exists on the plane of mother-daughter experience, which is alien...

...adoption of a girl, Jane. Lethbury's wife's (it is told from his point of view) personality changes. "She was no longer herself alone: she was herself and Jane. Gradually, a monstrous fusion of identity, she became herself, himself and jane ... he found himself carelessly...