The fact is that neither Mr Galsworthy nor Mr Kipling has a spark of the woman in him.

事实上，高尔斯华绥先生和吉卜林先生身上都没有女性气质。

Nor, profoundly though we respect the integrity and humanity of Mr. Galsworthy, shall we find what we seek in his pages.

尽管我深深尊重高尔斯华绥先生的正直和人性，但我也无法在的书页中找我所寻求的东西。

There is a story by Mr. Galsworthy in which one of the characters so addresses another (they are both in the depths of misfortune).

高尔斯华绥先生写过个故事，故事中的个人物对另个人物如此讲（都深陷不幸）。

For it means—here I had come to rows of books by Mr Galsworthy and Mr Kipling—that some of the finest works of our greatest living writers fall upon deaf ears.

因为这意味着——在这里我来了高尔斯华绥先生和吉卜林先生的成排书籍前——我在世最伟大的作家的些最优秀的作品被置若罔闻。

John Galsworthy (1867-1933), English novelist, is well known among present-day English writers of plays and novels subtly analyzing the upper and the middle classes of England and revealing the conditions which largely determine them.

约翰·高尔斯华绥 (1867-1933)，英国小说家，在当今英国戏剧和小说作家中享有盛誉，巧妙地分析了英格兰的上层和中产阶级，并揭示了在很大程度上决定的条件。