J M Barrie And His Books Biographical And Critical Studies
J M Barrie And His Books Biographical And Critical Studies
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' " This is truly felt and nobly expressed. There is a touch of the miraculous in Mr Barrie's endow- ment that did not enter into Stevenson's. One may recognise this without placing Barrie higher than Stevenson, just as one may recognise Jane Austen's peculiar genius without placing her higher than Walter Scott. " Stevenson thought "The Little Minister" should have ended badly. Writing to Mr Barrie, under date of November i, 1892, he declares: "We all know it did; and we are infinitely grateful... to you for the grace and good feeling with HIS CONTEMPORARIES 227 which you lied about it. If you had told the truth, I for one could never have forgiven you. As you had conceived and written the earlier parts, the truth about the end, though indisputably true to fact, would have been a lie, or what is worse, a discord in art. If you are going to make a book end badly, it must end badly from the beginning. Now your book began to end well. You let yourself fall in love with, and fondle, and smile at your puppets.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' " This is truly felt and nobly expressed. There is a touch of the miraculous in Mr Barrie's endow- ment that did not enter into Stevenson's. One may recognise this without placing Barrie higher than Stevenson, just as one may recognise Jane Austen's peculiar genius without placing her higher than Walter Scott. " Stevenson thought "The Little Minister" should have ended badly. Writing to Mr Barrie, under date of November i, 1892, he declares: "We all know it did; and we are infinitely grateful... to you for the grace and good feeling with HIS CONTEMPORARIES 227 which you lied about it. If you had told the truth, I for one could never have forgiven you. As you had conceived and written the earlier parts, the truth about the end, though indisputably true to fact, would have been a lie, or what is worse, a discord in art. If you are going to make a book end badly, it must end badly from the beginning. Now your book began to end well. You let yourself fall in love with, and fondle, and smile at your puppets.
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