William De Morgan And His Wife
William De Morgan And His Wife
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For when I say, for instance, that Charley and Alice were like the converse of two pugilists keeping away and dodging round and round a moveable point, I say it as about two independent characters that I, for one, had no share in the construction of. I shouldn't know how to set about altering them now ! I myself never felt Lossie as interesting as Janey, but a good lot of folk I have talked to have simply taken it for granted that Lossie is the cynosure of the story. And in this case too I have... washed my hands of the story personally, as it were, and can only speculate from what Joe says. / don't know !
' I think and hope that anyone reading any of my stories hereafter will say, " Evidently this chap had known much nicer women than Dickens or Thackeray. " I suspect it is actually the fact. That is quite true about mothers and daughters — novelists seem to have cultivated a parti pris of detestableness, why ? — in the name of Goodness ' Nevertheless, De Morgan was himself accused of a form of ' detestableness, ' which was alluded to by several correspondents in varying terms.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For when I say, for instance, that Charley and Alice were like the converse of two pugilists keeping away and dodging round and round a moveable point, I say it as about two independent characters that I, for one, had no share in the construction of. I shouldn't know how to set about altering them now ! I myself never felt Lossie as interesting as Janey, but a good lot of folk I have talked to have simply taken it for granted that Lossie is the cynosure of the story. And in this case too I have... washed my hands of the story personally, as it were, and can only speculate from what Joe says. / don't know !
' I think and hope that anyone reading any of my stories hereafter will say, " Evidently this chap had known much nicer women than Dickens or Thackeray. " I suspect it is actually the fact. That is quite true about mothers and daughters — novelists seem to have cultivated a parti pris of detestableness, why ? — in the name of Goodness ' Nevertheless, De Morgan was himself accused of a form of ' detestableness, ' which was alluded to by several correspondents in varying terms.
What to read after William De Morgan And His Wife?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A M W Anna Maria Wilhelmina Stirling to read onlineMoreLess
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