Confessions And Criticisms
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The reader knows, in a sense, just what is in store for him, --or, rather, what is not. There will be no astonishment, no curdlinghorror, no consuming suspense. There may be, perhaps, as many murders, forgeries, foundlings, abductions, and missing wills, in Trollope's novelsas in any others; but they are not told about in a manner to alarm us; weaccept them philosophically; there are paragraphs in our morning paperthat excite us more. And yet they are narrated with art, and with dramaticeffect.... They are interesting, but not uncourteously--not exasperatinglyso; and the strangest part of it is that the introductory and intermediatepassages are no less interesting, under Trollope's treatment, than are themurders and forgeries. Not only does he never offend the modesty ofnature, --he encourages her to be prudish, and trains her to such evennessand severity of demeanor that we never know when we have had enough ofher. His touch is eminently civilizing; everything, from the episodes tothe sentences, moves without hitch or creak: we never have to read aparagraph twice, and we are seldom sorry to have read it once.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The reader knows, in a sense, just what is in store for him, --or, rather, what is not. There will be no astonishment, no curdlinghorror, no consuming suspense. There may be, perhaps, as many murders, forgeries, foundlings, abductions, and missing wills, in Trollope's novelsas in any others; but they are not told about in a manner to alarm us; weaccept them philosophically; there are paragraphs in our morning paperthat excite us more. And yet they are narrated with art, and with dramaticeffect.... They are interesting, but not uncourteously--not exasperatinglyso; and the strangest part of it is that the introductory and intermediatepassages are no less interesting, under Trollope's treatment, than are themurders and forgeries. Not only does he never offend the modesty ofnature, --he encourages her to be prudish, and trains her to such evennessand severity of demeanor that we never know when we have had enough ofher. His touch is eminently civilizing; everything, from the episodes tothe sentences, moves without hitch or creak: we never have to read aparagraph twice, and we are seldom sorry to have read it once.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hawthorne Julian to read onlineMoreLess
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