at Lloyds Bank, where he stayed until 1925, and editing the Criterion in the spare moments he didn't have. This tale of time swallowed up, what Eliot calls ‘the prison-like limitation of my time', is one of the two chief themes of the second volume of the Letters. The other is the competitive invalidism the Eliots have instead of a marriage.from London Review of Books: A Lot of Travail
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