George Calderon a Sketch From Memory
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They affected him very deeply ; they gave him perhaps the most penetrating experience he ever had till the war came. In Tahiti the decay of an immemorial civilisation is to be watched taking place, from day to day almost, in a space about the size of Middlesex ; the history of millenniums is so foreshortened that time is seen at a glance not as a succession of centuries, but as a piled-up mass of them. Such an assault upon the imagination is like no other. So George found ; but his record remai...ns, and I need not speak of it here. Of his other books, however, I must say some- thing ; not so much by way of literary criticism to which I do not find them altogether amenable, for a certain reason as for the purpose of giving his likeness from every point of view. The view of him as a writer is one which dissolves into other phases as one looks at it ; his writing 94 George Calderon becomes talking, as his talking immediately becomes acting. Yet his writing was always marked as his own, his stories and plays have intensely his own voice and accent.
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They affected him very deeply ; they gave him perhaps the most penetrating experience he ever had till the war came. In Tahiti the decay of an immemorial civilisation is to be watched taking place, from day to day almost, in a space about the size of Middlesex ; the history of millenniums is so foreshortened that time is seen at a glance not as a succession of centuries, but as a piled-up mass of them. Such an assault upon the imagination is like no other. So George found ; but his record remai...ns, and I need not speak of it here. Of his other books, however, I must say some- thing ; not so much by way of literary criticism to which I do not find them altogether amenable, for a certain reason as for the purpose of giving his likeness from every point of view. The view of him as a writer is one which dissolves into other phases as one looks at it ; his writing 94 George Calderon becomes talking, as his talking immediately becomes acting. Yet his writing was always marked as his own, his stories and plays have intensely his own voice and accent.
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