George Meredith Introduction to His Novels
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Like Evan Harrington, Harry is brought to his senses by the influence of good and true women. Janet Ilchester read him more truly than Princess Ottilia, * and while the character of the latter is drawn in exquisite half-lines, it is the English girl who develops better. Meredith makes her a woman of courage and sense. From "a bold, plump girl, fond of male society, " she grows into a splendid Englishwoman, self-reliant and shrewd, " as * As later in " The Egoist, " so here, Meredith shows how t...wo women, interested in the same man. Are able to avoid suspicion of one another, if they are large-hearted enough. The relations between Lady Charlotte and Emilia, in "Sandra Belloni. " are similar bnt inferior.
206 The Adventures of Harry Richmond firm as a rock and as sweet as a flower on it. " Ottilia is more elusive. She is apparently in love with Harry, but courage is required to bring their love to a point, and her traditions and training handicap her. She has not even the help of finding courage in Harry, who misses her as Beauchamp missed Renee.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Like Evan Harrington, Harry is brought to his senses by the influence of good and true women. Janet Ilchester read him more truly than Princess Ottilia, * and while the character of the latter is drawn in exquisite half-lines, it is the English girl who develops better. Meredith makes her a woman of courage and sense. From "a bold, plump girl, fond of male society, " she grows into a splendid Englishwoman, self-reliant and shrewd, " as * As later in " The Egoist, " so here, Meredith shows how t...wo women, interested in the same man. Are able to avoid suspicion of one another, if they are large-hearted enough. The relations between Lady Charlotte and Emilia, in "Sandra Belloni. " are similar bnt inferior.
206 The Adventures of Harry Richmond firm as a rock and as sweet as a flower on it. " Ottilia is more elusive. She is apparently in love with Harry, but courage is required to bring their love to a point, and her traditions and training handicap her. She has not even the help of finding courage in Harry, who misses her as Beauchamp missed Renee.
What to read after George Meredith Introduction to His Novels?
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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