Project Gutenberg #60483
Antic Hay
Aldous Huxley
1923Huxley's postwar London satire, prepared chapter by chapter from Project Gutenberg plaintext.
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Chapter 4 — CHAPTER IV Central question What kind of artist is Lypiatt? Main argument Lypiatt declaims his own poetry with maximum seriousness and minimum self-awareness. The chapter satirizes the modern artist...
parentally on and fairly swell with pride.
Shouldn’t we, Zoe?” Zoe preserved her expression of sullen, unchanging
contempt and did not deign to answer. “Ah, how delightful it would be! I
long for posterity. I live in hopes. I stope against Stopes. I——”
Zoe threw a piece of bread, which caught him on the cheek, a little
below the eye. Coleman leaned back and laughed and laughed till the
tears rolled down his face.