George Meredith a Study of His Works And Personality
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There is a serious / ! aim lurking beneath the perpetual jests at tailordom.
It is the revenge of the brilliant grandson of a tailor who has risen superior to the false shame of spurious sentiment upon a world that gibes at a deserving y trade, and jeered at the wonderful Mel ; it is a bathing in the humorous which demonstrates that Meredith had got past Evan's early attitude and had shaken himself free from the sentimentalistic attitude which, though " the child of gold, abhors gold. " And the...re is much charming romance. Meredith had a soul which was nobly and beautifully re- sponsive to the slightest touch of genuine sentiment. To him nothing is a greater joy than to depict the attachment of two youthful, ardent creatures. He / leaps at once to the lyrical when his characters ^ permit it. Evan is long in developing. He had good fortune, and is let off easily by the favouring 64 Youth goddess. But he is modest and — rare gift of youth — content to play second fiddle. " Are you impatient with this young man ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is a serious / ! aim lurking beneath the perpetual jests at tailordom.
It is the revenge of the brilliant grandson of a tailor who has risen superior to the false shame of spurious sentiment upon a world that gibes at a deserving y trade, and jeered at the wonderful Mel ; it is a bathing in the humorous which demonstrates that Meredith had got past Evan's early attitude and had shaken himself free from the sentimentalistic attitude which, though " the child of gold, abhors gold. " And the...re is much charming romance. Meredith had a soul which was nobly and beautifully re- sponsive to the slightest touch of genuine sentiment. To him nothing is a greater joy than to depict the attachment of two youthful, ardent creatures. He / leaps at once to the lyrical when his characters ^ permit it. Evan is long in developing. He had good fortune, and is let off easily by the favouring 64 Youth goddess. But he is modest and — rare gift of youth — content to play second fiddle. " Are you impatient with this young man ?
What to read after George Meredith a Study of His Works And Personality?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Harold Edward Crees to read onlineMoreLess
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