Essays From 'the Guardian'
Essays From 'the Guardian'
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we ask; and we can answer only in his own words-- It lives, If precious be the soul of man to man. " 9th November 1887 IV. "ROBERT ELSMERE" [55] THOSE who, in this bustling age, turn to fiction not merely for alittle passing amusement, but for profit, for the higher sort ofpleasure, will do well, we think (after a conscientious perusal on ourown part) to bestow careful reading on Robert Elsmere. A chef d'oeuvreof that kind of quiet evolution of character through circumstance, introduced into En...glish literature by Miss Austen, and carried toperfection in France by George Sand (who is more to the point, because, like Mrs. Ward, she was not afraid to challenge novel-readers to aninterest in religious questions), it abounds in sympathy with people aswe find them, in aspiration towards something better--towards a certainideal--in a refreshing sense of second thoughts everywhere. The authorclearly has developed a remarkable natural aptitude for literature byliberal reading and most patient care [56] in composition--compositionin that narrower sense which is concerned with the building of a goodsentence; as also in that wider sense, which ensures, in a work likethis, with so many joints, so many currents of interest, a final unityof impression an the part of the reader, and easy transition by himfrom one to the other.
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we ask; and we can answer only in his own words-- It lives, If precious be the soul of man to man. " 9th November 1887 IV. "ROBERT ELSMERE" [55] THOSE who, in this bustling age, turn to fiction not merely for alittle passing amusement, but for profit, for the higher sort ofpleasure, will do well, we think (after a conscientious perusal on ourown part) to bestow careful reading on Robert Elsmere. A chef d'oeuvreof that kind of quiet evolution of character through circumstance, introduced into En...glish literature by Miss Austen, and carried toperfection in France by George Sand (who is more to the point, because, like Mrs. Ward, she was not afraid to challenge novel-readers to aninterest in religious questions), it abounds in sympathy with people aswe find them, in aspiration towards something better--towards a certainideal--in a refreshing sense of second thoughts everywhere. The authorclearly has developed a remarkable natural aptitude for literature byliberal reading and most patient care [56] in composition--compositionin that narrower sense which is concerned with the building of a goodsentence; as also in that wider sense, which ensures, in a work likethis, with so many joints, so many currents of interest, a final unityof impression an the part of the reader, and easy transition by himfrom one to the other.
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