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"The Roll Call" is a novel by Arnold Bennett first published in 1918, which deals with the impact of World War I on the lives of ordinary people in England.
Arnold Bennett is a well-known British novelist and writer. He was a writer active in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, and is famous for his works mainly set in the Staffordshire region. One of his representative works is the novel ¡°Clayhanger,¡± which was published early in his writing career. Other novels such as "Anna of the Five Towns," "The Old Wives' Tale," and "Riceyman Steps" are also among his representative works.
Arnold Bennett is famous for his realist novels that deal with everyday life and everyday events. His works are important historical materials that reflect British society and culture at the time, and his literary style is evaluated as a harmonious combination of realism and stylistic richness. there is.

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Summary
In the pupils' room of the offices of Lucas & Enwright, architects, Russell Square, Bloomsbury, George Edwin Cannon, an articled pupil, leaned over a large drawing-board and looked up at Mr. Enwright, the head of the firm, who with cigarette and stick was on his way out after what he called a good day's work. It was past six o'clock on an evening in early July 1901. To George's right was an open door leading to the principals' room, and to his left another open door leading to more rooms and to the staircase.