Romance
Romance
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The Hawes Inn is to give him his door into the im- memorial and the unknown. %& What the Hawes Inn was to R. L. S. , a castle of Caradignan, a ford that had drowned its knight, " awellofburbley water, " an old stand- ing-stone, was to the earlier romancers. But in using these they are not working or invent- ing at haphazard, not making up (as children say) ; they are not using a trained literary fancy like him ; they are drawing on the in- stinctive side of memory, on folk-tradition. S2 As one ...reads their tales of immortality, of the cut-off head that defies death, or the Birds that out-sing Time, one sees that in romance as in all imaginative art there is no discontinuity. It is like the tradition of the ages tied to a man's own door-post. However adapted to the fashions of literature at one time, or to 34 the modes of chivalry at another, it depends at last on the same rooted belief, the feeling that circumstance stands for something more than we know, and that its trees, waters, hills, and houses are alive.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Hawes Inn is to give him his door into the im- memorial and the unknown. %& What the Hawes Inn was to R. L. S. , a castle of Caradignan, a ford that had drowned its knight, " awellofburbley water, " an old stand- ing-stone, was to the earlier romancers. But in using these they are not working or invent- ing at haphazard, not making up (as children say) ; they are not using a trained literary fancy like him ; they are drawing on the in- stinctive side of memory, on folk-tradition. S2 As one ...reads their tales of immortality, of the cut-off head that defies death, or the Birds that out-sing Time, one sees that in romance as in all imaginative art there is no discontinuity. It is like the tradition of the ages tied to a man's own door-post. However adapted to the fashions of literature at one time, or to 34 the modes of chivalry at another, it depends at last on the same rooted belief, the feeling that circumstance stands for something more than we know, and that its trees, waters, hills, and houses are alive.
What to read after Romance?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rhys Ernest to read onlineMoreLess
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