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A New Novel by 
VIRGINIA WOOLF 
The Years

8s. 6d. net

This new novel by Mrs Woolf is one of the longest written by her. In form it is different from any of its predecessors. Its theme is the passing of the last fifty years, seen through the everyday life of separate individuals. The theme is presented in the concrete details of their everyday life and the impact upon individuals of all the forces that mould society, from fear and love, to war and politics. The pattern of the book is also drawn in certain repeated phrases and verbal echoes which seem to reveal to the reader the strange psychological and social forces which drive each individual inexorably along his own separate path. The paths of all these people begin in the eighties of the last century, diverge and cross and diverge again through the years, and finally meet once more, at the end of the book, in the present day.

Obtainable from 
TRUSLOVE & HANSON 
14a Clifford Street, London, W.1.

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VIRGINIA WOOLF 
Uniform Edition 
5s. net each volume

BIOGRAPHY 
FLUSH : A Biography. Illus[trated].

CRITICISM 
THE COMMON READER 
First Series 
THE COMMON READER 
Second Series 
A ROOM OF ONE'S OWN

FICTION 
THE VOYAGE OUT 
NIGHT AND DAY 
JACOB'S ROOM 
MRS. DALLOWAY 
TO THE LIGHTHOUSE 
ORLANDO 
THE WAVES