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Bardell's hysterics and the 71 72 CHARLES DICKENS tricks of that rascally Jingle, that he may fall into traps and make acquaintance with the damp straw of jails, that he will be kindly, stu- pid, happy and sublime, that he will be beaten and belaboured and yet content; in short, that he will be Sancho Panza and Don Quixote in one. You are right and you are wrong. Ex- tremes meet. Truth and error touch elbows. The enormous spectacles of the worthy Mr. Pickwick will often see life such as it migh...t be, rather than such as it is. But what difference does it make? His credulity is like faith; it is capable of overturning mountains. Mr. Pick- wick is contented wherever he is, because he is amiable. Be amiable like him, such is the vir- tue that I wish for you. In reading the adven- tures of Mr. Pickwick, you will participate in a marvellous feast, and you will drink a nectar that will give you a simple and holy elation. Amen!
There is what Dickens might have said to his readers at the outset of The Posthumous Pa- pers of the Pickwick Club, MR.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bardell's hysterics and the 71 72 CHARLES DICKENS tricks of that rascally Jingle, that he may fall into traps and make acquaintance with the damp straw of jails, that he will be kindly, stu- pid, happy and sublime, that he will be beaten and belaboured and yet content; in short, that he will be Sancho Panza and Don Quixote in one. You are right and you are wrong. Ex- tremes meet. Truth and error touch elbows. The enormous spectacles of the worthy Mr. Pickwick will often see life such as it migh...t be, rather than such as it is. But what difference does it make? His credulity is like faith; it is capable of overturning mountains. Mr. Pick- wick is contented wherever he is, because he is amiable. Be amiable like him, such is the vir- tue that I wish for you. In reading the adven- tures of Mr. Pickwick, you will participate in a marvellous feast, and you will drink a nectar that will give you a simple and holy elation. Amen!
There is what Dickens might have said to his readers at the outset of The Posthumous Pa- pers of the Pickwick Club, MR.
What to read after Charles Dickens?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Keim Albert to read onlineMoreLess
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