Novelist On Novels
Novelist On Novels
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MR D. H. LAWRENCE It is not a very long time ago since Professor Osier startled America and England by proclaiming that a man was too old at fort3^ This is not gener- ally held, though, I suppose, most of us will accept that one is too old to begin at forty. But that is not the end : very soon, in literature at least, it may be too late to begin at thirt}^ if we are to take into account the achievements of the young men, of whom Mr D. H. Lawrence is one of the youngest. Mr Lawrence is certainly... one of the young men, not a member of a school, for they have no formal school, and can have none if they are of any value, but a partner in their tendencies and an exponent of their outlook. He has all the unruliness of the small group that is rising up against the threatening State, its rules and its con'wentions, proclaiming the right of the individual D. H. LAWRENCE 91 to do much more than live — namely, to Uve splendidly.
It is this Unk makes Mr Lawrence so interesting; this fact that, like them, he is so very much of his time, so hot, controversial, uneasy; that, Uke them, he has the sudden fury of the bird that beats against the bars of its cage.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
MR D. H. LAWRENCE It is not a very long time ago since Professor Osier startled America and England by proclaiming that a man was too old at fort3^ This is not gener- ally held, though, I suppose, most of us will accept that one is too old to begin at forty. But that is not the end : very soon, in literature at least, it may be too late to begin at thirt}^ if we are to take into account the achievements of the young men, of whom Mr D. H. Lawrence is one of the youngest. Mr Lawrence is certainly... one of the young men, not a member of a school, for they have no formal school, and can have none if they are of any value, but a partner in their tendencies and an exponent of their outlook. He has all the unruliness of the small group that is rising up against the threatening State, its rules and its con'wentions, proclaiming the right of the individual D. H. LAWRENCE 91 to do much more than live — namely, to Uve splendidly.
It is this Unk makes Mr Lawrence so interesting; this fact that, like them, he is so very much of his time, so hot, controversial, uneasy; that, Uke them, he has the sudden fury of the bird that beats against the bars of its cage.
What to read after Novelist On Novels?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter Lionel George to read onlineMoreLess
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