Charles Dudley Warner
Charles Dudley Warner
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. • . This creation is sufficient to secure for him an immortality, a length of earthly remembrance that aU the rest of his writings together might not give. . . . Irving regarded life not from the philanthropic, the economic, the political, the philosophic, the metaphysic, the scientific, or the theologic, but pm-ely from the literary point of view. He belongs to that small class of which John- son and Goldsmith are perhaps as good types as any, and to which America has added very few. The lit...erary point [96] CHARLES DUDLEY WARNER of view is taken by few in any generation ; it may seem to the world of very little con* sequence in the pressure of all the complex interests of life, and it may even seem trivial amid the tremendous energies ap- plied to immediate affairs; but it is the point of view that endures; if its creations do not mould human life, like the Roman law, they remain to charm and civilise, like the poems of Horace. You must not ask more of them than that. This attitude toward life is defensible on the highest grounds.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. • . This creation is sufficient to secure for him an immortality, a length of earthly remembrance that aU the rest of his writings together might not give. . . . Irving regarded life not from the philanthropic, the economic, the political, the philosophic, the metaphysic, the scientific, or the theologic, but pm-ely from the literary point of view. He belongs to that small class of which John- son and Goldsmith are perhaps as good types as any, and to which America has added very few. The lit...erary point [96] CHARLES DUDLEY WARNER of view is taken by few in any generation ; it may seem to the world of very little con* sequence in the pressure of all the complex interests of life, and it may even seem trivial amid the tremendous energies ap- plied to immediate affairs; but it is the point of view that endures; if its creations do not mould human life, like the Roman law, they remain to charm and civilise, like the poems of Horace. You must not ask more of them than that. This attitude toward life is defensible on the highest grounds.
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