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" Xo feeling was more deeply rooted in Dickens' heart than this ; nor could he forbear expressing it by invective and satire as well as by humorous and pathetic pictures of his clients, among whom Trotty Veck too takes a representative place.
Tlte Cricket on the Hearth, as a true work of art, is not troubled about its moral, easily though half-a-dozen plain morals might be drawn from it; a puna- and more lightsome creation of the fancy has never been woven out of homespun materials. Of the Bame... imaginativi type, though not executed with a lineness so surpassing, is The Battle of Life, the treatment of a fancy in which Dickens appears to have taken great pleasure. Indeed, he declared that he was " thoroughly wretched at having to use the idea for so short a story. " As it Btands, it is a pretty idyll of resignation, very poetical in tone as well as in conception, though lure and there, notwithstanding the complaint just quoted, rather lengthy. It has been con- 62 DICKENS. [chap.
jectured, with much probability, that the success -which had attended dramatic versions of Dickens' previous Christ- mas Books caused " those admirable comedians, Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Xo feeling was more deeply rooted in Dickens' heart than this ; nor could he forbear expressing it by invective and satire as well as by humorous and pathetic pictures of his clients, among whom Trotty Veck too takes a representative place.
Tlte Cricket on the Hearth, as a true work of art, is not troubled about its moral, easily though half-a-dozen plain morals might be drawn from it; a puna- and more lightsome creation of the fancy has never been woven out of homespun materials. Of the Bame... imaginativi type, though not executed with a lineness so surpassing, is The Battle of Life, the treatment of a fancy in which Dickens appears to have taken great pleasure. Indeed, he declared that he was " thoroughly wretched at having to use the idea for so short a story. " As it Btands, it is a pretty idyll of resignation, very poetical in tone as well as in conception, though lure and there, notwithstanding the complaint just quoted, rather lengthy. It has been con- 62 DICKENS. [chap.
jectured, with much probability, that the success -which had attended dramatic versions of Dickens' previous Christ- mas Books caused " those admirable comedians, Mr.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Adolphus William Ward to read onlineMoreLess
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