The Hoosiers
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The tale has neither the interest of " Ben Hur " nor the novelty and military ardor of "The Fair God." The subject required deliberate treat- ment, and the hero, who is a scholar and a mystic, naturally deals in words oftener than in actions.
General Wallace's other writings are "The Boyhood of Christ "(1889), and "The Wooing of Malkatoon : a Turkish Tale, with Commo- dus, a Play " (1898), both in blank verse.
There is nothing in General Wallace's literary career to encourage hasty and careless... work- manship. His methods have been, from the be- ginning, those of a conscientious artist, who strives for excellence and is capable of cheerfully casting aside the work of many days if, by addi- tional labor, he can gain better results. He CRAWFORDSVILLE 195 parleys with a sentence or debates with a syno- nym with a caution that is akin to Oriental di- plomacy. He has probably never written even a social letter carelessly, and if his correspond- ence were to be collected, it would prove to be of the same quality as his best printed work.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The tale has neither the interest of " Ben Hur " nor the novelty and military ardor of "The Fair God." The subject required deliberate treat- ment, and the hero, who is a scholar and a mystic, naturally deals in words oftener than in actions.
General Wallace's other writings are "The Boyhood of Christ "(1889), and "The Wooing of Malkatoon : a Turkish Tale, with Commo- dus, a Play " (1898), both in blank verse.
There is nothing in General Wallace's literary career to encourage hasty and careless... work- manship. His methods have been, from the be- ginning, those of a conscientious artist, who strives for excellence and is capable of cheerfully casting aside the work of many days if, by addi- tional labor, he can gain better results. He CRAWFORDSVILLE 195 parleys with a sentence or debates with a syno- nym with a caution that is akin to Oriental di- plomacy. He has probably never written even a social letter carelessly, and if his correspond- ence were to be collected, it would prove to be of the same quality as his best printed work.
What to read after The Hoosiers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nicholson Meredith to read onlineMoreLess
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