Life of Frederick Marryat
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The story one need not stop to analyse at any length. Inci- dents and characters are of the kind familiar with Marryat — not inferior to the average of the others, but not distinguished from them by any very marked charac- teristics. One piece of fun it does contain not inferior to his best, the immortal apology of the midshipman who liad told the master that he was not fit to carry guts to a bear. The palpable absurdity of the incident is on a par wiih Mr. Easy's amazing use of the Articles of... War. "The Poacher" and " Percival Keene, " which also belong to these years, both have a flavour of work done only because the author was " rather in want of money. " The first is another venture in the same line as " Japhet. " The second is the least pleasant, take it for all in all, of the books which bear Marryat's name. It is the only one which had better not be reread in niaturcr years by him who has read it as a boy. The fun is forced — of the horse-play practical joking kind — and the serious parts are somewhat spoilt by fuslian.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The story one need not stop to analyse at any length. Inci- dents and characters are of the kind familiar with Marryat — not inferior to the average of the others, but not distinguished from them by any very marked charac- teristics. One piece of fun it does contain not inferior to his best, the immortal apology of the midshipman who liad told the master that he was not fit to carry guts to a bear. The palpable absurdity of the incident is on a par wiih Mr. Easy's amazing use of the Articles of... War. "The Poacher" and " Percival Keene, " which also belong to these years, both have a flavour of work done only because the author was " rather in want of money. " The first is another venture in the same line as " Japhet. " The second is the least pleasant, take it for all in all, of the books which bear Marryat's name. It is the only one which had better not be reread in niaturcr years by him who has read it as a boy. The fun is forced — of the horse-play practical joking kind — and the serious parts are somewhat spoilt by fuslian.
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