Essays On English Literature
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Mordecai is a mere visionary, who fails to win us over to his schemes, because he never explains them, and because the little we can divine is childish. Mirah may be charming; but we have to take the author's word for it, inasmuch as, though she tells us so, she never gives proof of the fact, and has not been able to make anything of the character but a kind of wax doll which will say ' papa ' and ' mamma ' if bidden. As for Deronda, who gives his name to the book, and clearly ought to be its h...ero, he is an intolerable kind of Grandison, with a moral always on his lips, a humanitarian crotchet always in his head, one of those beings who are doubtless required for the accomplish- ment of all sorts of useful tasks, but whom we should be very sorry to meet in the world — beings as tedious as they are estimable, as teasing as they are blameless. Besides, how describe the mental state of a man who cannot hide his delight when he learns that, instead of DANIEL LEEONDA 57 being an Englishman, as he has hitherto believed, he is of Jewish birth !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mordecai is a mere visionary, who fails to win us over to his schemes, because he never explains them, and because the little we can divine is childish. Mirah may be charming; but we have to take the author's word for it, inasmuch as, though she tells us so, she never gives proof of the fact, and has not been able to make anything of the character but a kind of wax doll which will say ' papa ' and ' mamma ' if bidden. As for Deronda, who gives his name to the book, and clearly ought to be its h...ero, he is an intolerable kind of Grandison, with a moral always on his lips, a humanitarian crotchet always in his head, one of those beings who are doubtless required for the accomplish- ment of all sorts of useful tasks, but whom we should be very sorry to meet in the world — beings as tedious as they are estimable, as teasing as they are blameless. Besides, how describe the mental state of a man who cannot hide his delight when he learns that, instead of DANIEL LEEONDA 57 being an Englishman, as he has hitherto believed, he is of Jewish birth !
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edmond Henri Adolphe Scherer to read onlineMoreLess
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