The Forsyte Sage (English Edition‪)‬

The long novel The Forsyte Sage includes The Man of Property, In Chancery and To Let. The Man of Property is the best of the three, mainly about family issues and love entanglements of the Forsyte Sage, so that readers can experience the broad social and historical meaning through these entanglements; In Chancery writes that the son young Jollyen, the one of the elder Jollyen has lives with his children since the death of his wife and lives in Robin Hill…; To Let writes that Father Soames, Daughter Frey and Mother Elin and Son Jon met unexpectedly in a gallery. The two young people fall in love after meeting each other, which embarrasses both parents.