Report of the Public Dinner Given to Charles Dickens At the Waterloo Rooms, Edinburgh, On Friday, June 25, 1841
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15 DINNER TO CHARLES DICKENS I suppose that with the single exception of Shakspeare, it is felt that in ahnost every delin- eation of female virtue and goodness, there is always something inadequate ; something which does not completely fulfill the desire of our heart, and which does not accord with our own haj)py and blessed experience. (Immense aijplause).
But this he has done. He has not endeavoured to represent them as charming merely, by the aid of accomplishments, hoAvever elegant and gra...ce- ful. He has not depicted those accomplishments as the essentials of their character, but has spok- en of them rather as always inspired by a love of domestic duty, by fidelity, by ])urity, by inno- cence, by charity, and by hope which makes them discharge, imder the most difficult circumstances, theii' duties, and which brings over their patli in this world some glimpses of the light of heaven.
(Great applause.) I shall proceed no further in this course, which I again say I intended to avoid, and I shall conclude with a very few words.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
15 DINNER TO CHARLES DICKENS I suppose that with the single exception of Shakspeare, it is felt that in ahnost every delin- eation of female virtue and goodness, there is always something inadequate ; something which does not completely fulfill the desire of our heart, and which does not accord with our own haj)py and blessed experience. (Immense aijplause).
But this he has done. He has not endeavoured to represent them as charming merely, by the aid of accomplishments, hoAvever elegant and gra...ce- ful. He has not depicted those accomplishments as the essentials of their character, but has spok- en of them rather as always inspired by a love of domestic duty, by fidelity, by ])urity, by inno- cence, by charity, and by hope which makes them discharge, imder the most difficult circumstances, theii' duties, and which brings over their patli in this world some glimpses of the light of heaven.
(Great applause.) I shall proceed no further in this course, which I again say I intended to avoid, and I shall conclude with a very few words.
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