Trollopeana
Trollopeana
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I have referred to the trial in "Orley Farm. " It is in my judgment the best trial scene in any novel. I made this statement once to a well-read lawyer of my acquaintance and he was inclined to dispute the point and mentioned "Pickwick. " I reminded him that I had said the best, not the best known; Bard ell against Pickwick is funny, 7 inimitably funny, never tp be forgotten, but bur- lesque; that the trial of Sidney Carton is heroic romance, but that the trial in "Orley Farm" is real life. The... only trial which can be compared to it is Effie Dean's, which I confess is infinitely more pathetic, too much so to be thoroughly enjoyed. It is a marvelous bit of writing; one can see and hear Mr. Furnival with his low voice and trans- fixing eye; one knows that the witness in his hands is as good as done for, and as for Mr. Chaffanbrass and did Dickens at his best ever invent a better name he knew his work was cut out for him and he did it with horrible skill. One sees plainly that the witnesses were trying to tell the truth, but that Chaffanbrass intent on winning his case, would not let them; he was fighting not for truth, but for victory.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I have referred to the trial in "Orley Farm. " It is in my judgment the best trial scene in any novel. I made this statement once to a well-read lawyer of my acquaintance and he was inclined to dispute the point and mentioned "Pickwick. " I reminded him that I had said the best, not the best known; Bard ell against Pickwick is funny, 7 inimitably funny, never tp be forgotten, but bur- lesque; that the trial of Sidney Carton is heroic romance, but that the trial in "Orley Farm" is real life. The... only trial which can be compared to it is Effie Dean's, which I confess is infinitely more pathetic, too much so to be thoroughly enjoyed. It is a marvelous bit of writing; one can see and hear Mr. Furnival with his low voice and trans- fixing eye; one knows that the witness in his hands is as good as done for, and as for Mr. Chaffanbrass and did Dickens at his best ever invent a better name he knew his work was cut out for him and he did it with horrible skill. One sees plainly that the witnesses were trying to tell the truth, but that Chaffanbrass intent on winning his case, would not let them; he was fighting not for truth, but for victory.
What to read after Trollopeana?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Newton, A. Edward (Alfred Edward), 1864-1940 to read onlineMoreLess
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