Miscellaneous Essays
Miscellaneous Essays
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The fact is, you do not believe in such characters as Surface the villain of artificial comedy even while you read or see them. If you did, they would shock and not divert you. When Ben, in Love for Love, returns from sea, the following exquisite dialogue occurs at his first meeting with his father Sir Sampson. Thou hast been many a weary league, Ben, since I saw thee.
Ben. Ey, ey, been ! Been far enough, an that be all. Well, father, and how do all at home? how does brother Dick, and brother V...al?
Sir Sampson. Dick f body o* me, Dick has been dead these two years. I writ you word when you were at Leghorn.
Ben. Mess, that's true; Marry, I had forgot. Dick's dead, as you say Well, and how ? I have a many questions to ask you Here is an instance of insensibility which in real life would be revolting, or rather in real life could not have co-existed with the warm-hearted temperament of the character. But when you read it in the spirit with which such playful selections and specious combinations rather than strict metaphrases of nature should be taken, or when you saw Bannister play it, it neither did, nor does wound the moral sense at all.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The fact is, you do not believe in such characters as Surface the villain of artificial comedy even while you read or see them. If you did, they would shock and not divert you. When Ben, in Love for Love, returns from sea, the following exquisite dialogue occurs at his first meeting with his father Sir Sampson. Thou hast been many a weary league, Ben, since I saw thee.
Ben. Ey, ey, been ! Been far enough, an that be all. Well, father, and how do all at home? how does brother Dick, and brother V...al?
Sir Sampson. Dick f body o* me, Dick has been dead these two years. I writ you word when you were at Leghorn.
Ben. Mess, that's true; Marry, I had forgot. Dick's dead, as you say Well, and how ? I have a many questions to ask you Here is an instance of insensibility which in real life would be revolting, or rather in real life could not have co-existed with the warm-hearted temperament of the character. But when you read it in the spirit with which such playful selections and specious combinations rather than strict metaphrases of nature should be taken, or when you saw Bannister play it, it neither did, nor does wound the moral sense at all.
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