Page 100 - BRAVE NEW WORLD By Aldous Huxley (1894-1963)

Brave New World By Aldous Huxley

He climbed into the plane and, a minute

later, was flying southwards, towards the river.

The various Bureaux of Propaganda and the

College of Emotional Engineering were housed in a

single sixty-story building in Fleet Street. In the

basement and on the low floors were the presses

and offices of the three great London newspapers–

The Hourly Radio, an upper-caste sheet, the pale

green Gamma Gazette, and, on khaki paper and in

words exclusively of one syllable, The Delta Mirror.

Then came the Bureaux of Propaganda by

Television, by Feeling Picture, and by Synthetic

Voice and Music respectively–twenty-two floors of

them. Above were the search laboratories and the

padded rooms in which Sound-Track Writers and

Synthetic Composers did the delicate work. The top

eighteen floors were occupied the College of

Emotional Engineering.

Bernard landed on the roof of Propaganda

House and stepped out.

"Ring down to Mr. Helmholtz Watson," he

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