American Literature
American Literature
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Delphine, , ' "Belles De- moiselles Plantation, " and " 'Tite Poulette" in the Old Creole Days, and any one of the three parts of Bonaventure, can ever forget the striking, even startling, impressions made by the beauty and the strangeness of the Southern Louisiana scenery? One does not feel that one has read about it, but has seen it; perhaps during some dream in which one was awake! The word-pictures of Cable we may call miniatures, cameos, pastels, anything we like, but they remain with the ...mind as such little pictures in words only can remain. In Old Creole Days is a greater book than the novel The Grandissimes ; it has already become a classic, and not for the shelves up where we cannot reach it, but for the library table.
25. The Minor Novelists. — Minor novelists from the be- ginning of the Civil War until about 1890 were many in number, though comparatively few of them are still known. Some of those few were novelists only, or chiefly novel-writ- ers and but incidentally producers of short-stories; others wrote short-stories primarily and incidentally a novel or so.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Delphine, , ' "Belles De- moiselles Plantation, " and " 'Tite Poulette" in the Old Creole Days, and any one of the three parts of Bonaventure, can ever forget the striking, even startling, impressions made by the beauty and the strangeness of the Southern Louisiana scenery? One does not feel that one has read about it, but has seen it; perhaps during some dream in which one was awake! The word-pictures of Cable we may call miniatures, cameos, pastels, anything we like, but they remain with the ...mind as such little pictures in words only can remain. In Old Creole Days is a greater book than the novel The Grandissimes ; it has already become a classic, and not for the shelves up where we cannot reach it, but for the library table.
25. The Minor Novelists. — Minor novelists from the be- ginning of the Civil War until about 1890 were many in number, though comparatively few of them are still known. Some of those few were novelists only, or chiefly novel-writ- ers and but incidentally producers of short-stories; others wrote short-stories primarily and incidentally a novel or so.
What to read after American Literature?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Ernest Rankin to read onlineMoreLess
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