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The author shows considerable knowledge of Freud's work and speaks appreciatively of it. After sketching the fundamental theses of psycho-analysis, he devotes the major portion of his article to applying the principles elucidated by Freud in 'Psychopathologie des Alltagslebens' to characters in literature, particularly some found in the works of George Meredith. While the article holds nothing new for a psycho-analyst, it will serve to spread a knowledge of psycho-analysis among people who seldom come in touch with it.