William De Morgan a Post Victorian Realist
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The return of Fenwick' s memory bit by bit, the final shock of complete realiza- tion, his rescue by Sally herself from the sea, into which he had fallen while half dazed, make up the rest of the story. Sally's own affair with "Dr. Prosy" is REALITY AND REALISM 25 distinctly subordinate ; indeed we could wish for that vivacious girl a husband less bread-and-butter-y ; while the elopment of Tishy with her young man from Cattley's is more interesting romance than hers, and a keener study of types... and classes.
One can imagine — if given to nightmares — what the modern realist of the more restricted sort, who is for- bidden to mention the scent of violets so long as there are garbage-cans to enjoy, would have made of the old India story of Rosalind and Jerry and the un- speakable Pender fields. He would have spared us none of the hideous details. Major Roper and the divorce court reporter would have combined to give every brutal fact and every damning implication. But De Morgan has done a thing infinitely better.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The return of Fenwick' s memory bit by bit, the final shock of complete realiza- tion, his rescue by Sally herself from the sea, into which he had fallen while half dazed, make up the rest of the story. Sally's own affair with "Dr. Prosy" is REALITY AND REALISM 25 distinctly subordinate ; indeed we could wish for that vivacious girl a husband less bread-and-butter-y ; while the elopment of Tishy with her young man from Cattley's is more interesting romance than hers, and a keener study of types... and classes.
One can imagine — if given to nightmares — what the modern realist of the more restricted sort, who is for- bidden to mention the scent of violets so long as there are garbage-cans to enjoy, would have made of the old India story of Rosalind and Jerry and the un- speakable Pender fields. He would have spared us none of the hideous details. Major Roper and the divorce court reporter would have combined to give every brutal fact and every damning implication. But De Morgan has done a thing infinitely better.
What to read after William De Morgan a Post Victorian Realist?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Flora Warren Seymour to read onlineMoreLess
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