The Mystery in the Drood Family
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If anyone who reads these conversations of Datchery' s carefully, s. 4 50 The Mystery i7i the Drood Family can then support the view that Helena is speaking, I can only suggest that he must have a poor opinion of Dickens's power of differentiation of character ; to me the " most brilliant literary identification " seems utterly without foundation, and I think it would never have been put forward except for the view that Datchery must be a character whose acquaintance we have already made.
But f...or the fact that the Helena-Datchery theory has gained the support of Sir W. Robertson Nicoll, I should be inclined to dismiss it without further consideration as utterly untenable, but his weighty authority certainly demands that it should be treated with more respect, and I therefore propose to examine very shortly the arguments he ad- vances in support.
He starts with the assumption that Datch- ery was disguised, a fact which, according to him, is universally admitted. I have already dealt with Datchery' s wig, and have shown that there are at least some valid arguments in support of the view that it was non-existent.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If anyone who reads these conversations of Datchery' s carefully, s. 4 50 The Mystery i7i the Drood Family can then support the view that Helena is speaking, I can only suggest that he must have a poor opinion of Dickens's power of differentiation of character ; to me the " most brilliant literary identification " seems utterly without foundation, and I think it would never have been put forward except for the view that Datchery must be a character whose acquaintance we have already made.
But f...or the fact that the Helena-Datchery theory has gained the support of Sir W. Robertson Nicoll, I should be inclined to dismiss it without further consideration as utterly untenable, but his weighty authority certainly demands that it should be treated with more respect, and I therefore propose to examine very shortly the arguments he ad- vances in support.
He starts with the assumption that Datch- ery was disguised, a fact which, according to him, is universally admitted. I have already dealt with Datchery' s wig, and have shown that there are at least some valid arguments in support of the view that it was non-existent.
What to read after The Mystery in the Drood Family?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montagu Saunders to read onlineMoreLess
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