Scott And His Influence On Dutch Literature
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But not only in the representation of life in general do we see Scott's influence in Ferdinand Huyck, it is also seen in its inner qualities. For the past is now an inherent element of the novel. It is true that Van Lennep's intention may not have been to emphasize this historic side, and Fer- dinand's love-story may predominate, yet we cannot separate Ferdinand and Amelia from their surroundings, and their characters bear the stamp of the age. And though the hero is in many respects a neutral ...figure, other personages are more pronounced and typical of their class. The stage, too, on which the different characters appear is painted with care and knowledge, though the local colour in this novel again strikes the reader less than it does in Scott. Yet Ferdinand Hiiyck, however unintentional in general its character of the past, is in this respect not inferior to the Waverley novels. The manner in which the writer paints the time of his novel, may be seen in the following description : — 'The foremost of them was no less a person than the owner of the homestead himself, Mr.
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But not only in the representation of life in general do we see Scott's influence in Ferdinand Huyck, it is also seen in its inner qualities. For the past is now an inherent element of the novel. It is true that Van Lennep's intention may not have been to emphasize this historic side, and Fer- dinand's love-story may predominate, yet we cannot separate Ferdinand and Amelia from their surroundings, and their characters bear the stamp of the age. And though the hero is in many respects a neutral ...figure, other personages are more pronounced and typical of their class. The stage, too, on which the different characters appear is painted with care and knowledge, though the local colour in this novel again strikes the reader less than it does in Scott. Yet Ferdinand Hiiyck, however unintentional in general its character of the past, is in this respect not inferior to the Waverley novels. The manner in which the writer paints the time of his novel, may be seen in the following description : — 'The foremost of them was no less a person than the owner of the homestead himself, Mr.
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