Life of Charles Dickens
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— CAPTAIN CUTTLE WILKINS MICAWBER. — ESTHER SUMMERLY. — MR. BOYTHORN AND LITTLE NELL. — INSPECTOR BUCKET.— CARLAVERO'S ENGLISHMAN. — MR. JULIUS SLTNKTON.
The characters in Dickens' works are to be counted, not in scores, but hundreds. It was once hoped that a day would arrive, when Dickens, following the example of Sir Walter Scott, would give his multitudinous readers some account of the sources whence he derived his incidents and drew his leading cliaracters. V/riters of fiction, all the worl...d knows, do not invariably invent. Few stories have been written without some foundation in fact : few charac- ters drawn without some prototype, however dim, in actual life. It has long been complained of Bulwer that he "Is himself the great sublime he drew" in "Pelham," and nearly every novelist has been charged; by some person, with having had him in view when writing.
" They talked of me, I am sure," said Scrub in the plfxy, "for they laughed consuraedly." So, once upon a time, Sheridan, when visiting at a country house, wrote a sermon for a young clergyman, who was also a guest, the subject of the discourse being the sin of avarice.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— CAPTAIN CUTTLE WILKINS MICAWBER. — ESTHER SUMMERLY. — MR. BOYTHORN AND LITTLE NELL. — INSPECTOR BUCKET.— CARLAVERO'S ENGLISHMAN. — MR. JULIUS SLTNKTON.
The characters in Dickens' works are to be counted, not in scores, but hundreds. It was once hoped that a day would arrive, when Dickens, following the example of Sir Walter Scott, would give his multitudinous readers some account of the sources whence he derived his incidents and drew his leading cliaracters. V/riters of fiction, all the worl...d knows, do not invariably invent. Few stories have been written without some foundation in fact : few charac- ters drawn without some prototype, however dim, in actual life. It has long been complained of Bulwer that he "Is himself the great sublime he drew" in "Pelham," and nearly every novelist has been charged; by some person, with having had him in view when writing.
" They talked of me, I am sure," said Scrub in the plfxy, "for they laughed consuraedly." So, once upon a time, Sheridan, when visiting at a country house, wrote a sermon for a young clergyman, who was also a guest, the subject of the discourse being the sin of avarice.
What to read after Life of Charles Dickens?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870 to read onlineMoreLess
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