William Dean Howells; a Study of the Achievement of a Literary Artist
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190 EDDY, MRS. She is a good deal more of a poet than most of her readers suspect. I know that her verses are de ficient in artistry but she had a wealth of poetical ideas and they are embodied in her prose. 60 EGERIA. It was Ford who loved her. 128 EGERIA. This Howells hero ine ranks with me right after Marcia. Egeria is one of those peculiarly inscrutable New England types. She is not as overwhelming as Mar garet Cooper in the "Beau- champe" of W. Gilmore Simms, who is, by all odds, the most ...intense heroine in Amer ican fiction. The tale of "Beauchampe" is not as great as the heroine but in the case of Egeria, the heroine and her story are equally great. 46 EGOIST, THE. That novel is great but less great than the "Rise of Silas Lapham. " 147 ELEANOR HARDING. Her plan to meet Bold. 173 ELIZABETH, AGE OF. It has passed away and we fail to remember that. 21 ELIZABETH OF HUNGARY, ST. I am afraid I don t know as much about her as my allusion implies. 60 EMILY. I refer to the hero ine of "The Mysteries of Udol- pho, " the young lady who read such quantities of Ariosto and Tasso and swooned in the arms of this man and that.
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190 EDDY, MRS. She is a good deal more of a poet than most of her readers suspect. I know that her verses are de ficient in artistry but she had a wealth of poetical ideas and they are embodied in her prose. 60 EGERIA. It was Ford who loved her. 128 EGERIA. This Howells hero ine ranks with me right after Marcia. Egeria is one of those peculiarly inscrutable New England types. She is not as overwhelming as Mar garet Cooper in the "Beau- champe" of W. Gilmore Simms, who is, by all odds, the most ...intense heroine in Amer ican fiction. The tale of "Beauchampe" is not as great as the heroine but in the case of Egeria, the heroine and her story are equally great. 46 EGOIST, THE. That novel is great but less great than the "Rise of Silas Lapham. " 147 ELEANOR HARDING. Her plan to meet Bold. 173 ELIZABETH, AGE OF. It has passed away and we fail to remember that. 21 ELIZABETH OF HUNGARY, ST. I am afraid I don t know as much about her as my allusion implies. 60 EMILY. I refer to the hero ine of "The Mysteries of Udol- pho, " the young lady who read such quantities of Ariosto and Tasso and swooned in the arms of this man and that.
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