Ford Madox Hueffer, who had just begun to edit the English Review—and he
did it so well—immediately told me I was a genius: which was a mere
phrase to me. Among the working classes, geniuses don’t enter. Hueffer
was very kind to me, so was Edward Garnett. They were the first literary
men I ever met—and the first men really outside my own class. They were
very kind, very generous
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