George Meredith: Some Characteristics
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632, 633.
Mr. George Meredith's " Modern Love." ' Sir, — I cannot resist asking the favour of admission for my ptotest against the article on Mr. Meredith's last volume of poems in the SpectcUor of May 24th. That I personally have for the writings, whether verse or prose of Mr. Meredith, a most sincere and deep admiration is no doubt a matter of infinitely small moment. I wish only, in default of a better, to appeal seriously on general grounds against this sort of criticism as' applied to one ...of the leaders of English literature. To any fair attack Mr.
l862] BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MEREDITH. xxv Meredith's books of course lie as much open as another man's ; indeed, standing where he does, the very eminence of his post makes him perhaps more liable than a man of less well-earned fame to the periodical slings and arrows of publicity. Against such criticism no one would have a right to appeal, whether for his own work or for another's. But the writer of the article in question blinks at stating the fact that he is dealing with no unfledged pretender.
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632, 633.
Mr. George Meredith's " Modern Love." ' Sir, — I cannot resist asking the favour of admission for my ptotest against the article on Mr. Meredith's last volume of poems in the SpectcUor of May 24th. That I personally have for the writings, whether verse or prose of Mr. Meredith, a most sincere and deep admiration is no doubt a matter of infinitely small moment. I wish only, in default of a better, to appeal seriously on general grounds against this sort of criticism as' applied to one ...of the leaders of English literature. To any fair attack Mr.
l862] BIBLIOGRAPHY OF MEREDITH. xxv Meredith's books of course lie as much open as another man's ; indeed, standing where he does, the very eminence of his post makes him perhaps more liable than a man of less well-earned fame to the periodical slings and arrows of publicity. Against such criticism no one would have a right to appeal, whether for his own work or for another's. But the writer of the article in question blinks at stating the fact that he is dealing with no unfledged pretender.
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