Dickensiana a Bibliography of the Literature Relating to Charles Dickens And Hi
Dickensiana a Bibliography of the Literature Relating to Charles Dickens And Hi
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It is a comedy presenting a series of shifting scenes — now in the coun- try, now in the town, in the farm-house, or in streets, gardens, law courts, offices, and hotels— one humorous adventure fol- lowing another in rapid succession, interspersed with comic scenes and startling surprises, yet connected with scarcely any plot. Every page is alive with charactei", and what variety is there. . . . " CRITICAL. 190 "Tate any of Dickens' principal character?, and we always find the same freshness an...d originality, as if stamped from Nature's mint. . . . " ** One remarkable characteristic of Dickens' writings is his habit of personification, so as to give a human interest to in- •iiaimate things, clothing them with the attributes of flesh and blood. ... " "A want of condensation is a fault which is often found with Dickens. This may arise, in a great measure, from his writing his novels in periodical numbers, so that he had often to write against time, and which perhaps caused him sometimes to spin out page after page of wearisome dialogue.
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It is a comedy presenting a series of shifting scenes — now in the coun- try, now in the town, in the farm-house, or in streets, gardens, law courts, offices, and hotels— one humorous adventure fol- lowing another in rapid succession, interspersed with comic scenes and startling surprises, yet connected with scarcely any plot. Every page is alive with charactei", and what variety is there. . . . " CRITICAL. 190 "Tate any of Dickens' principal character?, and we always find the same freshness an...d originality, as if stamped from Nature's mint. . . . " ** One remarkable characteristic of Dickens' writings is his habit of personification, so as to give a human interest to in- •iiaimate things, clothing them with the attributes of flesh and blood. ... " "A want of condensation is a fault which is often found with Dickens. This may arise, in a great measure, from his writing his novels in periodical numbers, so that he had often to write against time, and which perhaps caused him sometimes to spin out page after page of wearisome dialogue.
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