Every Day Topics a book of Briefs
Every Day Topics a book of Briefs
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and more important. Indeed, we should say that th least interesting material in any of the novels of Scott, Thackeray, and Dickens, is that which relates specially to the sexual relations. Mr. Pickwick and Captain Cuttle are worth all the women Dickens ever painted ; and the women of Scott are more interesting in them- selves than in any of their tender relations. It was the literary virility of these men their solid, sincere, and consistent manhood that made them great, and made them universal...ly popular. Where would they be to-day if they had ignored the various life with which they held immediate relations, and confined their pens to the de- piction of creations and relations which, in experience, they had forever left behind ?
If any reader will compare the scenes of the Last Judgment, as conceived and represented by Michael Angelo on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel, or the mag- nificent pictures of Titian in Venice, or the masterly, but coarse, and often offensive, productions of Rubens everywhere, with the petty prettinesscs and dainty per- fection of Meissonnier, he will understand what we mean by literary virility.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
and more important. Indeed, we should say that th least interesting material in any of the novels of Scott, Thackeray, and Dickens, is that which relates specially to the sexual relations. Mr. Pickwick and Captain Cuttle are worth all the women Dickens ever painted ; and the women of Scott are more interesting in them- selves than in any of their tender relations. It was the literary virility of these men their solid, sincere, and consistent manhood that made them great, and made them universal...ly popular. Where would they be to-day if they had ignored the various life with which they held immediate relations, and confined their pens to the de- piction of creations and relations which, in experience, they had forever left behind ?
If any reader will compare the scenes of the Last Judgment, as conceived and represented by Michael Angelo on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel, or the mag- nificent pictures of Titian in Venice, or the masterly, but coarse, and often offensive, productions of Rubens everywhere, with the petty prettinesscs and dainty per- fection of Meissonnier, he will understand what we mean by literary virility.
What to read after Every Day Topics a book of Briefs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J G Josiah Gilbert Holland to read onlineMoreLess
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