Jane Austen
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I fancy you know more particulars of our sale than we do; we have heard the price of nothing but the cows, bacon, hay, hops, tables, and my father's chest of drawers and study table. Mary is more minute in her account of their own gains than in ours; probably being better informed in them. I will attend to Mrs. Lloyd's commission and to her abhorrence of musk when I write again.
What is the effect of this limitation on Miss Aus- ten's delineation of character? Naturally, the dis- advantage, the... incumbrance, is very great. But the elasticity of Miss Austen's rebound from the stringencies of this compression is as noteworthy THE REALISTS 153 as the compression itself. Beyle once said that the ingenuities and resourcefulness of the classic French drama reminded him of the nimbleness of a person dancing in chains. Miss Austen certainly danced in chains, but the agihty with which she moved within the restriction was marvellous. The effect of a imiform parlance is to slur distinctions and the tendency of a formal diction is to crush vivacity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I fancy you know more particulars of our sale than we do; we have heard the price of nothing but the cows, bacon, hay, hops, tables, and my father's chest of drawers and study table. Mary is more minute in her account of their own gains than in ours; probably being better informed in them. I will attend to Mrs. Lloyd's commission and to her abhorrence of musk when I write again.
What is the effect of this limitation on Miss Aus- ten's delineation of character? Naturally, the dis- advantage, the... incumbrance, is very great. But the elasticity of Miss Austen's rebound from the stringencies of this compression is as noteworthy THE REALISTS 153 as the compression itself. Beyle once said that the ingenuities and resourcefulness of the classic French drama reminded him of the nimbleness of a person dancing in chains. Miss Austen certainly danced in chains, but the agihty with which she moved within the restriction was marvellous. The effect of a imiform parlance is to slur distinctions and the tendency of a formal diction is to crush vivacity.
What to read after Jane Austen?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oscar W Firkins to read onlineMoreLess
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