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Perhaps it was difficult to see them at that time, but it seems to me that he should have 26 dealt with the adventures of Martin and Mark in a somewhat different spirit.
If Dickens had returned to the United States within a few years after the publication of "Martin Chuzzlewit," it is not improbable that his reception would have been not very cordial, but time heals many heartburnings. Moreover, the interval was filled with literary activity of a kind to efface dis- agreeable memories by presen...ting a series of very brilliant pictures of characters and incidents in the great novels of the latter period of his life. Such productions as" David Copperfield," " Hard Times," "Little Dorrit" and "A Tale of Two Cities," appealed to the American people and introduced into English literature types that have become an essential part of our imaginative life; Mr. Micawber, Mr. Gradgrind, the Dorrit family, Dr. Manette and Sydney Carton, to instance a few. From the other novels of this period interesting features were drawn, but they are probably secondary in their value to those just enumerated.
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Perhaps it was difficult to see them at that time, but it seems to me that he should have 26 dealt with the adventures of Martin and Mark in a somewhat different spirit.
If Dickens had returned to the United States within a few years after the publication of "Martin Chuzzlewit," it is not improbable that his reception would have been not very cordial, but time heals many heartburnings. Moreover, the interval was filled with literary activity of a kind to efface dis- agreeable memories by presen...ting a series of very brilliant pictures of characters and incidents in the great novels of the latter period of his life. Such productions as" David Copperfield," " Hard Times," "Little Dorrit" and "A Tale of Two Cities," appealed to the American people and introduced into English literature types that have become an essential part of our imaginative life; Mr. Micawber, Mr. Gradgrind, the Dorrit family, Dr. Manette and Sydney Carton, to instance a few. From the other novels of this period interesting features were drawn, but they are probably secondary in their value to those just enumerated.
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