Herself surprised
by Joyce Cary
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The judge, when he sent me to prison, said that I had behaved like a woman without any moral sense.
Themes & subjects
MistressesMarried womenMarried women in fictionFictionEngland in fictionWomen household employees in fiction
First published 1941Setting
England
About the author
Joyce Cary
7 December 1888 – 29 March 1957
Joyce Arthur Cary was an Irish novelist and artist born in Derry, Ireland. His family had been landlords in Donegal since Elizabethan times, but lost their property after passage of the Irish Land Act in 1882. Cary's grandfather died soon after and his grandmother moved into a cottage near Cary Castle, one of the lost family properties. The family dispersed and Cary had uncles who served in the frontier US Cavalry and the Canadian North West Mounted Police. Most of the Carys wound up in England. Arthur Cary trained as an engineer and married Charlotte Joyce, the well-to-do daughter of a Belfast banker. After his son was born in 1888, Arthur moved his family to London. Throughout his ch…
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