Contemporary American Novelists, 1900-1920
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_In the Arena_, fruitof Mr. Tarkington's term in the Indiana legislature, is a study incomplacency. Setting out to take the world of politics as he finds it, he comes perilously near to ending on the note of approval for it as itstands--as good, on the whole, as any possible world. His satire, atleast, is on the side of the established order. A certain soundness andrightness of feeling, a natural hearty democratic instinct, whichappears in the novels, must not be allowed to mislead the analyst ...of hisart. More than once, to his credit, he satirically recurs to thespectacle of those young Indianians who come back from their travelswith a secret condescension, as did George Amberson Minafer: "Hispoliteness was of a kind which democratic people found hard to bear. Ina word, M. Le Duc had returned from the gay life of the capital to showhimself for a week among the loyal peasants belonging to the oldchateau, and their quaint habits and costumes afforded him a mildamusement. " Such passages, however, may be matched with irritatingdozens in which Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
_In the Arena_, fruitof Mr. Tarkington's term in the Indiana legislature, is a study incomplacency. Setting out to take the world of politics as he finds it, he comes perilously near to ending on the note of approval for it as itstands--as good, on the whole, as any possible world. His satire, atleast, is on the side of the established order. A certain soundness andrightness of feeling, a natural hearty democratic instinct, whichappears in the novels, must not be allowed to mislead the analyst ...of hisart. More than once, to his credit, he satirically recurs to thespectacle of those young Indianians who come back from their travelswith a secret condescension, as did George Amberson Minafer: "Hispoliteness was of a kind which democratic people found hard to bear. Ina word, M. Le Duc had returned from the gay life of the capital to showhimself for a week among the loyal peasants belonging to the oldchateau, and their quaint habits and costumes afforded him a mildamusement. " Such passages, however, may be matched with irritatingdozens in which Mr.
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