George Meredith a Primer to the Novels
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, in 1892, Mr. Clement Shorter prefixed •a adequate statement of the historical basis underlying the novel.
278 The Tragic Comedians draws her, is one of the revolutionary aristo- crats. Her parents and circle belong to the class of established conservatives ; her father is av gouty old Bavarian diplomatist, her mother a faded beauty of Society, but she herself is a vivid aspiring young woman whose ideal of manhood is higher than any men known to her. She dreams of some eagle, some predestined ...mate. Only, "the man must be a gentleman. Poets, princes, war- riors, potentates, marched before her speculative fancy unselected. "* It is in this receptive mood that she first hears of Alvan, when she is nineteen and he is thirty-nine. She is told that she resembles Alvan in her talk, but that Alvan is no gentleman, only a diabolically clever Jew and a notorious demagogue, who by birth and position is utterly antagonistic to all her inherited instincts. The girl's curiosity is whetted. The two meet at a party in Berlin, and at once fall in love with each other.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, in 1892, Mr. Clement Shorter prefixed •a adequate statement of the historical basis underlying the novel.
278 The Tragic Comedians draws her, is one of the revolutionary aristo- crats. Her parents and circle belong to the class of established conservatives ; her father is av gouty old Bavarian diplomatist, her mother a faded beauty of Society, but she herself is a vivid aspiring young woman whose ideal of manhood is higher than any men known to her. She dreams of some eagle, some predestined ...mate. Only, "the man must be a gentleman. Poets, princes, war- riors, potentates, marched before her speculative fancy unselected. "* It is in this receptive mood that she first hears of Alvan, when she is nineteen and he is thirty-nine. She is told that she resembles Alvan in her talk, but that Alvan is no gentleman, only a diabolically clever Jew and a notorious demagogue, who by birth and position is utterly antagonistic to all her inherited instincts. The girl's curiosity is whetted. The two meet at a party in Berlin, and at once fall in love with each other.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Moffatt to read onlineMoreLess
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