The Camomile
The Camomile
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Also how, in the same way, Hardy's "stocks and stones" that is to say, all the bare heaths, great rocks and wind-driven trees that he so peerlessly describes are in memory so all-important that they overshadow, and in time almost blot out, the mere human characters of his stories. Don John (he hasn't told me his real name yet) explained this, wonderfully I thought, by say- ing that it was because in Hardy's view the stocks and stones are the primal things. Out of them his frail human figures sp...ring, but stay only for a mo- ment to execute a few tragic gestures before being once more absorbed into the stony mystery. Don John finds this a fault as well as a quality in the novels, but a pure virtue in the poems. He thinks, too, that in the novels Hardy uses the long arm of coincidence "quite indefensibly, " and that many of the stories are marred by that "wallowing in miser- able accidents, " which I have often, I see now, re- sented myself without having been able to put my finger on the cause of my resentment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Also how, in the same way, Hardy's "stocks and stones" that is to say, all the bare heaths, great rocks and wind-driven trees that he so peerlessly describes are in memory so all-important that they overshadow, and in time almost blot out, the mere human characters of his stories. Don John (he hasn't told me his real name yet) explained this, wonderfully I thought, by say- ing that it was because in Hardy's view the stocks and stones are the primal things. Out of them his frail human figures sp...ring, but stay only for a mo- ment to execute a few tragic gestures before being once more absorbed into the stony mystery. Don John finds this a fault as well as a quality in the novels, but a pure virtue in the poems. He thinks, too, that in the novels Hardy uses the long arm of coincidence "quite indefensibly, " and that many of the stories are marred by that "wallowing in miser- able accidents, " which I have often, I see now, re- sented myself without having been able to put my finger on the cause of my resentment.
What to read after The Camomile?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Catherine Macfarlane Carswell to read onlineMoreLess
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