Days Out And Other Papers
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Becky s is Mephisto- phelian wit that blasts, while poor little Amelia has no wit of any sort, barely head enough to carry her through the plainer is sues of life, and that not without bungling. Ethel Newcome, indeed, might under better nurture have sent out a light of humor, but it was turned to flashes of sardonic wit aimed at a social order that she scorned yet bowed to. Scott s damsels have not even these latent powers. Gay or stately, serene or passionate, they are at one in this. As Chauc...er s nun rides demure and undiscerning in the road side company whose humorous aspects Chau cer himself so keenly enjoyed, so these ladies move in a world of chivalry and of jollity, touched by emotions of pity and of prudery, of love and of alarm, but never touched by humor. The Bronte novels are without even mod- 80 HUMOR AND THE HEROINE erately cheerful accessories not an expan sive butler, a relaxed monk, or a jesting grave-digger to mitigate the nightmare de pression of their down-trodden though fitfully remonstrant heroines, bullied along by their fierce or sullen heroes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Becky s is Mephisto- phelian wit that blasts, while poor little Amelia has no wit of any sort, barely head enough to carry her through the plainer is sues of life, and that not without bungling. Ethel Newcome, indeed, might under better nurture have sent out a light of humor, but it was turned to flashes of sardonic wit aimed at a social order that she scorned yet bowed to. Scott s damsels have not even these latent powers. Gay or stately, serene or passionate, they are at one in this. As Chauc...er s nun rides demure and undiscerning in the road side company whose humorous aspects Chau cer himself so keenly enjoyed, so these ladies move in a world of chivalry and of jollity, touched by emotions of pity and of prudery, of love and of alarm, but never touched by humor. The Bronte novels are without even mod- 80 HUMOR AND THE HEROINE erately cheerful accessories not an expan sive butler, a relaxed monk, or a jesting grave-digger to mitigate the nightmare de pression of their down-trodden though fitfully remonstrant heroines, bullied along by their fierce or sullen heroes.
What to read after Days Out And Other Papers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Morris Elisabeth Woodbridge to read onlineMoreLess
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