The Eugene Field Myth
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Still it is not against these things that one wishes to protest. There is no 12 desire to protest, either, against Mr* Wilson's eulogies of his friend* jMMr* Wilson knew Eugene Field well* Therefore he must know that there is some- thing highly ridiculous in the contemporaneous and posthumous apotheosis of the man as "one whose heart was as a little child's*" Eugene Field turned his knack at verse to good account when he bent it to the task of "catching on" with the mothers. What he thought of ...his "play" was best expressed when he told a Eugene friend, on the street, in Chicago, "I've got to go home now and write some mother rot" only the word wasn't rot, but something much worse* This devotion to children was, to a great extent, a pose, It was a good pose, an effective pose* And that is all it was. Mr. Thompson's work furnishes us convincing evidence of this fact* jMEugene Field, talented as he was, clever as he was, was no good fellow* He was as chilly as an iceberg. He did not remember his friends.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Still it is not against these things that one wishes to protest. There is no 12 desire to protest, either, against Mr* Wilson's eulogies of his friend* jMMr* Wilson knew Eugene Field well* Therefore he must know that there is some- thing highly ridiculous in the contemporaneous and posthumous apotheosis of the man as "one whose heart was as a little child's*" Eugene Field turned his knack at verse to good account when he bent it to the task of "catching on" with the mothers. What he thought of ...his "play" was best expressed when he told a Eugene friend, on the street, in Chicago, "I've got to go home now and write some mother rot" only the word wasn't rot, but something much worse* This devotion to children was, to a great extent, a pose, It was a good pose, an effective pose* And that is all it was. Mr. Thompson's work furnishes us convincing evidence of this fact* jMEugene Field, talented as he was, clever as he was, was no good fellow* He was as chilly as an iceberg. He did not remember his friends.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Reedy, William Marion, 1862-1920 to read onlineMoreLess
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