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I am disposed to come to the conclusion that it produces crime in the criminally disposed, and engenders a diseased sympathy — morbid and bad, but natural and often irresistible — among the well-conducted and gentle. . . . Further- more, we know that all exhibitions of agony and death have a tendency to brutalize and harden the feelings of men, and have always been the most rife among the fiercest people.
Again, it is a great question whether ignorant and dissolute persons . . . seeing that... murder 99 THE WISDOM OF DICKENS Capital Punishment done, and not having seen the other, will not, almost of necessity, sympathise with the man who dies before them.
Letter to Mr. Macvey Napier.
July 28, 1845.
Letters to Friends Written in Imagination ^ r OW don't you in your own heart and soul quarrel with me for this long silence ? Not half so much as I quarrel with myself, I know; but if you could read half the letters I write to you in imagination, you would swear by me for the best of correspondents.
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I am disposed to come to the conclusion that it produces crime in the criminally disposed, and engenders a diseased sympathy — morbid and bad, but natural and often irresistible — among the well-conducted and gentle. . . . Further- more, we know that all exhibitions of agony and death have a tendency to brutalize and harden the feelings of men, and have always been the most rife among the fiercest people.
Again, it is a great question whether ignorant and dissolute persons . . . seeing that... murder 99 THE WISDOM OF DICKENS Capital Punishment done, and not having seen the other, will not, almost of necessity, sympathise with the man who dies before them.
Letter to Mr. Macvey Napier.
July 28, 1845.
Letters to Friends Written in Imagination ^ r OW don't you in your own heart and soul quarrel with me for this long silence ? Not half so much as I quarrel with myself, I know; but if you could read half the letters I write to you in imagination, you would swear by me for the best of correspondents.
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