Social Historians
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" An' I'm boun' ter try to holp him, ef I kin. I know too much, sence Rick spoke las' night, ter let me set an' fold my hands in peace. 'Pears like ter me ez that thar all the diff'ence 'twixt humans an' beastis, ter holp one another some. An' if a human won't, 'pears like ter me ez the Lord hev wasted a soul on that critter." It is equally true to speak of Miss Murfree as Brownell speaks of Cooper, " some, at all events, of those gentle and placid beings that he was so fond of creating are ver...y real." Nevertheless, 72 CHARLES EGBERT CRADDOCK the placidity and the amiable bending to the moods of fate so evident in the women of Cooper is markedly lacking in the heroines of Craddock's tales, who are more nearly the primitive, bold, and virile offspring of a civilization in its first youth, accustomed to contend with the rigours of an unsettled existence. The sacrifices of their placidity and amiability does not imply, however, any corresponding sacrifice of reality which is, to the contrary, enlivened and revitalized to a still greater extent.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" An' I'm boun' ter try to holp him, ef I kin. I know too much, sence Rick spoke las' night, ter let me set an' fold my hands in peace. 'Pears like ter me ez that thar all the diff'ence 'twixt humans an' beastis, ter holp one another some. An' if a human won't, 'pears like ter me ez the Lord hev wasted a soul on that critter." It is equally true to speak of Miss Murfree as Brownell speaks of Cooper, " some, at all events, of those gentle and placid beings that he was so fond of creating are ver...y real." Nevertheless, 72 CHARLES EGBERT CRADDOCK the placidity and the amiable bending to the moods of fate so evident in the women of Cooper is markedly lacking in the heroines of Craddock's tales, who are more nearly the primitive, bold, and virile offspring of a civilization in its first youth, accustomed to contend with the rigours of an unsettled existence. The sacrifices of their placidity and amiability does not imply, however, any corresponding sacrifice of reality which is, to the contrary, enlivened and revitalized to a still greater extent.
What to read after Social Historians?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harry Aubrey Toulmin to read onlineMoreLess
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