Essays Fielding
Essays Fielding
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His theories were many, for he was a reality among men, and so had many interests, and there was none on which he did not His style write forcibly, luminously, arrestingly. He had Vocabulary, the true sense of his material, and used the English language as a painter his pigments, as a musician the varying and abounding tonalities that constitute a symphonic scheme. His were a beautiful and choice vocabulary, an excellent ear for cadence, a notable gift of expression. In fact, when Steven- son w...as pleased to declare that c we are mighty fine fellows, but we cannot write like William Hazlitt, ' he said no more than the truth. Whether or not we are mighty fine fellows is a Great Perhaps ; but that none of us, from Stevenson down, can as writers come near to Hazlitt this, to me, is merely in- dubitable. To note that he now and then writes blank verse is to note that he sometimes writes impassioned prose ; l he misquoted habitually ; he was a good hater, and could be monstrous unfair ; he was given to thinking twice, and his second 1 It filled the valley like a mist, And still poured out its endless chant, And still it swells upon the ear, And wraps me in a golden trance, Drowning the noisy tumult of the world.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His theories were many, for he was a reality among men, and so had many interests, and there was none on which he did not His style write forcibly, luminously, arrestingly. He had Vocabulary, the true sense of his material, and used the English language as a painter his pigments, as a musician the varying and abounding tonalities that constitute a symphonic scheme. His were a beautiful and choice vocabulary, an excellent ear for cadence, a notable gift of expression. In fact, when Steven- son w...as pleased to declare that c we are mighty fine fellows, but we cannot write like William Hazlitt, ' he said no more than the truth. Whether or not we are mighty fine fellows is a Great Perhaps ; but that none of us, from Stevenson down, can as writers come near to Hazlitt this, to me, is merely in- dubitable. To note that he now and then writes blank verse is to note that he sometimes writes impassioned prose ; l he misquoted habitually ; he was a good hater, and could be monstrous unfair ; he was given to thinking twice, and his second 1 It filled the valley like a mist, And still poured out its endless chant, And still it swells upon the ear, And wraps me in a golden trance, Drowning the noisy tumult of the world.
What to read after Essays Fielding?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henley, William Ernest, 1849-1903 to read onlineMoreLess
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