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315 “No pain, no fear”: Ibid.
315 “A stroke”: Ibid., 256.
315 to “see the light of night”: EMF, Locked Diary, Dec. 1, 1961, KCC.
315 the “enigmatic mass”: Forster, “Little Imber” ms., KCC.
316 William began gathering “autobiographicalia”: Plomer, “Notes Toward a Biography,” Plomer archive, Durham.
316 “M. said he wanted it made clear”: Ibid.
316 “the undocumented, invisible”: Duffy, Voices of Morebath, 67.
316 “I want to love a strong young man”: EMF, Sex Diary [c. 1935, emended 1959], KCC.
317 He had “disintegrated”: EMF, Locked Diary, Dec. 1, 1961, KCC.
317 “endless abusive exchanges with bus conductors”: Daley to Furbank, Nov. 24, 1968.
317 “Every one in the long run”: Ibid.
317 “triangular correspondence “: Parker, Ackerley, 424.
318 “easy and pleasant”: EMF to JRA, Nov. 14, 1966, HRC; quoted in Parker, Ackerley, 427.
318 it “would have been balanced better”: EMF to WP, April 4, 1943, Durham.
319 One version of the book: Parker, Ackerley, 316, 317.
319 “How I do agree with you”: EMF to WP, Oct. 29, 1968, Durham; the book was published after Ackerley’s death, in Sept. 1968.
319 “I should have been a more famous writer”: EMF, Sex Diary [n.d., c. 1965], KCC.
320 “Let us pretend”: Plomer, “Forster as a Friend,” in Oliver Stallybrass, ed., Aspects of E. M. Forster, 104.
320 “He believed—literally”: Furbank, E. M. Forster, II:295.
320 “it seemed perfectly right”: Plomer, “Forster as a Friend,” in Oliver Stallybrass, ed., Aspects of E. M. Forster, 101–2.
320 “With his integrity and intelligence”: Forster, “A View Without a Room” in A Room with a View, 212.
320 “When they begin to sing”: Furbank, E. M. Forster, II:297.
321 “It was a grey day”: EMF, Locked Diary, June 26, 1964, KCC.
321 “The butterfly was a moving glint”: Ibid.
322 “The poor Bucks”: CI to WP, May 6, 1967, Durham.
322 “reverted to the ‘beautiful friendship’ theory”: John Morris to WP, Aug. 23, 1972, Durham.
322 “Had it not occurred to them”: Ibid.
323 whose “defence at any last Judgement”: EMF to Forrest Reid, March 13, 1915, KCC.
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