Victorian Novelists
Victorian Novelists
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They are all wonderfully clever. Their literary merit is astonishing : the style is mature, the word-pictures are delightful, and there are charming touches and beautiful passages that are Thackerayesque in their tenderness. The predominant feature, however, is intelligence ; and when has the great reading public admired a book only because it is intellectual ? And it must be admitted that the public is right not greatly to admire such, for it is a truism that a story which suggests chiefly the... cleverness, the wit, and the brilliancy of the writer is not a complete success.
Readers ask more than this ; and the instinct demand- ing that the author's genius shall not be thought of until the book is finished, is quite sound. All the books are clever. Catherine is wonderful, as Carlyle rightly declared ; and no one but Fielding and its author could have written the marvellous Barry Lyndon ; but there is a want of heart, a lack of tenderness, and the books have really kept their position by virtue of the genius which created them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They are all wonderfully clever. Their literary merit is astonishing : the style is mature, the word-pictures are delightful, and there are charming touches and beautiful passages that are Thackerayesque in their tenderness. The predominant feature, however, is intelligence ; and when has the great reading public admired a book only because it is intellectual ? And it must be admitted that the public is right not greatly to admire such, for it is a truism that a story which suggests chiefly the... cleverness, the wit, and the brilliancy of the writer is not a complete success.
Readers ask more than this ; and the instinct demand- ing that the author's genius shall not be thought of until the book is finished, is quite sound. All the books are clever. Catherine is wonderful, as Carlyle rightly declared ; and no one but Fielding and its author could have written the marvellous Barry Lyndon ; but there is a want of heart, a lack of tenderness, and the books have really kept their position by virtue of the genius which created them.
What to read after Victorian Novelists?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lewis Saul Benjamin to read onlineMoreLess
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