Obiter Scripta 1918
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Nicknames from Novelists It is natural that our fine fellows in the trenches and in the ships should come out of a horrible carnage and call it " liveliness, " or a "pretty thing. " 67 Obiter Scripta But serious writers at home need not talk of the hero- ism of our men with a round of tiresome slang. And what bores me even more is to find the most acute problems of State reeled off" with phrases manu- factured out of popular novels. The well-weighed arguments of a minister are so much " Pod-sna...p- pery. " His critic is Mr. Dick with his " King Charles' Head. " " Jorkins, " " Oliver Twist, " the " Fat Boy, " and the " Little Judge " are flung about in political controversy, till one almost wishes Charles Dickens' head would lie quiet in his grave. Not Dickens alone, but half-a-dozen other familiar books, British and Transatlantic, furnish the endless vocabulary of allusive titles and jocose abuse. Even serious literature is being Heathen- Chineed and Dick-Swivellerised ; and a famous critic is the worst offender by writing in Dickensese.
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Nicknames from Novelists It is natural that our fine fellows in the trenches and in the ships should come out of a horrible carnage and call it " liveliness, " or a "pretty thing. " 67 Obiter Scripta But serious writers at home need not talk of the hero- ism of our men with a round of tiresome slang. And what bores me even more is to find the most acute problems of State reeled off" with phrases manu- factured out of popular novels. The well-weighed arguments of a minister are so much " Pod-sna...p- pery. " His critic is Mr. Dick with his " King Charles' Head. " " Jorkins, " " Oliver Twist, " the " Fat Boy, " and the " Little Judge " are flung about in political controversy, till one almost wishes Charles Dickens' head would lie quiet in his grave. Not Dickens alone, but half-a-dozen other familiar books, British and Transatlantic, furnish the endless vocabulary of allusive titles and jocose abuse. Even serious literature is being Heathen- Chineed and Dick-Swivellerised ; and a famous critic is the worst offender by writing in Dickensese.
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