Dickens & Thackeray Studied in Three Novels
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Yet unhappily, owing to the intense religious prejudices, there are ' " I believe there has been in England since the days of the Stuarts no law so infamously administered, no law so often openly violated, no law habitually so ill-supervised (as the Poor Law)" (Dickens's postscript to "Our Mutual Friend").
' "Paradise Lost." ii8 Dickens Studied some excellent works calculated to improve every one, which are known to few beyond the author's own denomination, and are literally almost sealed books... to all others. But to persons of all religions Dickens's books were alike acceptable. Their brilliant wit and humour cheered and interested the melancholy, the serious, and the thoughtless alike. All these different minds were amused and attracted by the first effect of his pages, while the moral good they instilled was the sure result of the intense interest they so uni- versally aroused. Only the most unfeeling or stupid readers could study " Oliver Twist," " Nickleby," or " Dombey " without finding their better feelings aroused, strengthened, and gratified.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yet unhappily, owing to the intense religious prejudices, there are ' " I believe there has been in England since the days of the Stuarts no law so infamously administered, no law so often openly violated, no law habitually so ill-supervised (as the Poor Law)" (Dickens's postscript to "Our Mutual Friend").
' "Paradise Lost." ii8 Dickens Studied some excellent works calculated to improve every one, which are known to few beyond the author's own denomination, and are literally almost sealed books... to all others. But to persons of all religions Dickens's books were alike acceptable. Their brilliant wit and humour cheered and interested the melancholy, the serious, and the thoughtless alike. All these different minds were amused and attracted by the first effect of his pages, while the moral good they instilled was the sure result of the intense interest they so uni- versally aroused. Only the most unfeeling or stupid readers could study " Oliver Twist," " Nickleby," or " Dombey " without finding their better feelings aroused, strengthened, and gratified.
What to read after Dickens & Thackeray Studied in Three Novels?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Albert Stratford George Canning to read onlineMoreLess
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