Books in General First Series
Books in General First Series
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But he is often very nearly dull, all the same : for his realism is often bogus. He starts with an intention to paint a caricature in greys, and a caricature which is not amusing. Even in his very well-made plays the characters are not, 98 The Depressed Philanthropist to my mind, usually interesting in themselves. One does not believe in them as persons. They are just a set of types, as stagy and unreal as the old stage figures of melodrama, though they are called charwomen, clerks, magistrates..., and company directors instead of being called Irish- men, highwaymen, and wicked baronets. His plays argue cases, but they do not present life as we know it. I find the same sort of unreality about his prose ; and, since the unreality takes the form of making mankind look utterly paltry and uninteresting, one wonders why on earth a man who has such an opinion of it bothers about it at all. So in 7he Little Man and in these studies. All these average people do not get a dog's chance ; we have all sinned and fall short of the glory of God, but we really are not quite so dull, feeble, and silly as all this.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But he is often very nearly dull, all the same : for his realism is often bogus. He starts with an intention to paint a caricature in greys, and a caricature which is not amusing. Even in his very well-made plays the characters are not, 98 The Depressed Philanthropist to my mind, usually interesting in themselves. One does not believe in them as persons. They are just a set of types, as stagy and unreal as the old stage figures of melodrama, though they are called charwomen, clerks, magistrates..., and company directors instead of being called Irish- men, highwaymen, and wicked baronets. His plays argue cases, but they do not present life as we know it. I find the same sort of unreality about his prose ; and, since the unreality takes the form of making mankind look utterly paltry and uninteresting, one wonders why on earth a man who has such an opinion of it bothers about it at all. So in 7he Little Man and in these studies. All these average people do not get a dog's chance ; we have all sinned and fall short of the glory of God, but we really are not quite so dull, feeble, and silly as all this.
What to read after Books in General First Series?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Solomon Eagle to read onlineMoreLess
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