Pickwickian Studies
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His curiosity and loveof enquiry were to get him into scrapes, just as Mr. Winkle's shamsportsmanship was to get him into embarrassments. In fact, the firstappearance in Seymour's plate--the scene with the cabman--shows him asquite a different Pickwick; with a sour, cantankerous face; not in"tights, " but in a great coat; he is scarcely recognisable. Seymour wasthen determined to show him after his own ideal. But when the poorartist destroyed himself the great man was brought up to the fittingt...ype. So undecided were the parties about that type that the author hadto leave it altogether an open question--a _tabula rasa_--not announcingthat his hero was either tall or short, fat or lean, pale or rosy; all hecommits himself to in his opening chapter is that he was bald, that hewore tights and gaiters, and, what is rather singular, _circularspectacles_. I suppose, in contrast to the more elongated glasses.
It might be an interesting question for the "paper of questions, " "Whydid Mr. Pickwick wear circular spectacles?" Was there any localweakness?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His curiosity and loveof enquiry were to get him into scrapes, just as Mr. Winkle's shamsportsmanship was to get him into embarrassments. In fact, the firstappearance in Seymour's plate--the scene with the cabman--shows him asquite a different Pickwick; with a sour, cantankerous face; not in"tights, " but in a great coat; he is scarcely recognisable. Seymour wasthen determined to show him after his own ideal. But when the poorartist destroyed himself the great man was brought up to the fittingt...ype. So undecided were the parties about that type that the author hadto leave it altogether an open question--a _tabula rasa_--not announcingthat his hero was either tall or short, fat or lean, pale or rosy; all hecommits himself to in his opening chapter is that he was bald, that hewore tights and gaiters, and, what is rather singular, _circularspectacles_. I suppose, in contrast to the more elongated glasses.
It might be an interesting question for the "paper of questions, " "Whydid Mr. Pickwick wear circular spectacles?" Was there any localweakness?
What to read after Pickwickian Studies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Percy Hetherington Fitzgerald to read onlineMoreLess
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