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42221	Brooks, Van Wyck	The World of H.G. Wells			.txt	text/plain	34286	1531	64	Invariably these experiments in human possibility, placed in a world When, in _New Worlds for Old_, Wells set himself to explain socialism as life; they have experienced a kind of humanity to which all men can Wells man, both in his love and his work, is experimental: he is an that; but personality to Wells is attained purely through love and work, from unfermented men." So also in _First and Last Things_ Wells remarks: that Wells likes Japanese human nature. Wells's notion of right human nature. it deals with man as a mass-mind; he has come to rest in human nature Wells has finally come to port in human nature. nature" and the overwhelming anti-social forces in the world and in man Human nature in Wells In the end, of course, both these views of life come to the same thing, "How little and feeble is the life of man, a thing of chances,	./cache/42221.txt	./txt/42221.txt