Adventures in Criticism
Adventures in Criticism
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. " Like the Gods, they see all this; but, unlike the Gods, they must feelalso:-- "They see the merchants On the Oxus stream;--_but care Must visit first them too, and make them pale_. Whether, through whirling sand, A cloud of desert robber-horse have burst Upon their caravan; or greedy kings, In the wall'd cities the way passes through, Crush'd them with tolls; or fever-airs, On some great river's marge, Mown them down, far from home. " Mr. Moore speaks of M. Zola's vast imagination. It is va...st in thesense that it sees one thing at a time, and sees it a thousand timesas big as it appears to most men. But can the imagination that sees awhole world under the influence of one particular fury be comparedwith that which surveys this planet and sees its inhabitants busy witha million diverse occupations? Drink, Money, War--these may beusefully personified as malignant or beneficent angels, for pulpitpurposes. But the employment of these terrific spirits in the harryingof the Rougon-Macquart family recalls the announcement that "The Death-Angel smote Alexander McGlue.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. " Like the Gods, they see all this; but, unlike the Gods, they must feelalso:-- "They see the merchants On the Oxus stream;--_but care Must visit first them too, and make them pale_. Whether, through whirling sand, A cloud of desert robber-horse have burst Upon their caravan; or greedy kings, In the wall'd cities the way passes through, Crush'd them with tolls; or fever-airs, On some great river's marge, Mown them down, far from home. " Mr. Moore speaks of M. Zola's vast imagination. It is va...st in thesense that it sees one thing at a time, and sees it a thousand timesas big as it appears to most men. But can the imagination that sees awhole world under the influence of one particular fury be comparedwith that which surveys this planet and sees its inhabitants busy witha million diverse occupations? Drink, Money, War--these may beusefully personified as malignant or beneficent angels, for pulpitpurposes. But the employment of these terrific spirits in the harryingof the Rougon-Macquart family recalls the announcement that "The Death-Angel smote Alexander McGlue.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Quiller-Couch Arthur Thomas Sir to read onlineMoreLess
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