Aspects of George Meredith
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' she echoed him many times on the rise and fall of her breathing, and turned to get him in her eyes. ' Be dumb ! be dumb ! ' She threw her arms wide out, and pressed his temples and kissed him. 1 Their talk seems to come to her like an echo of half-caught meanings. There is no acting about her, only the dumb intensity of despair and death. This is great writing.
Built in somewhat the same tragic mould are the brothers Guidascarpi. 2 Though men of distinguished rank and intelligence, they are s...hrouded by the dark story of their sister's death, and their revenge. They are fanatics, and such are always tragic. These three figures seem in a way the most tragically imagined in his books ; that is to say, they seem the most purely tragic in the funda- mental essence of their characters. Though we see clearly enough the outward influences that were at work to ruin them, we feel that they carried in them the touch of fate.
Mrs Victor Radnor, in One of our Conquerors, is only less tragic. We certainly do not imagine her as primarily a tragic figure.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' she echoed him many times on the rise and fall of her breathing, and turned to get him in her eyes. ' Be dumb ! be dumb ! ' She threw her arms wide out, and pressed his temples and kissed him. 1 Their talk seems to come to her like an echo of half-caught meanings. There is no acting about her, only the dumb intensity of despair and death. This is great writing.
Built in somewhat the same tragic mould are the brothers Guidascarpi. 2 Though men of distinguished rank and intelligence, they are s...hrouded by the dark story of their sister's death, and their revenge. They are fanatics, and such are always tragic. These three figures seem in a way the most tragically imagined in his books ; that is to say, they seem the most purely tragic in the funda- mental essence of their characters. Though we see clearly enough the outward influences that were at work to ruin them, we feel that they carried in them the touch of fate.
Mrs Victor Radnor, in One of our Conquerors, is only less tragic. We certainly do not imagine her as primarily a tragic figure.
What to read after Aspects of George Meredith?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Curle to read onlineMoreLess
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