Satire in the Victorian Novel
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250 SATIRE IX THE VICTORIAN NOVEL to be able to view it with complete detachment, but they present a few samples. Besides Mrs. Wititterly, Harold Skimpole, and the ever illustrative Mr. Dorrit, Dickens is most successful with Mr. and Mrs. Micawber, and Mrs.
Chick.
When Mr. Micawber, stimulated by the prospect of something being about to turn up, presents poor Traddles, with great eclat and ceremony, his personal note for the exact amount of his indebtedness, David, a witness, re- flects: ^ "I a...m persuaded, not only that this was quite the same to JMr. Micawber as paying the money, but that Traddles himself hardlv knew the difference until he had had time to think about it." ' Mrs. Chick, with true Dombian genius, having helped to loosen her sister-in-law's slender hold upon life, now en- joys the pathos of the situation: - "What a satisfaction it was to Mrs. Chick — a commonplace piece of folly enough, * * * ^o patronize and be tender to the memor}- of that lady; in exact pursuance of her conduct to her in her lifetime; and to thoroughly believe herself, and take herself in, and make herself uncommonly comfortable on the strength of her toleration!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
250 SATIRE IX THE VICTORIAN NOVEL to be able to view it with complete detachment, but they present a few samples. Besides Mrs. Wititterly, Harold Skimpole, and the ever illustrative Mr. Dorrit, Dickens is most successful with Mr. and Mrs. Micawber, and Mrs.
Chick.
When Mr. Micawber, stimulated by the prospect of something being about to turn up, presents poor Traddles, with great eclat and ceremony, his personal note for the exact amount of his indebtedness, David, a witness, re- flects: ^ "I a...m persuaded, not only that this was quite the same to JMr. Micawber as paying the money, but that Traddles himself hardlv knew the difference until he had had time to think about it." ' Mrs. Chick, with true Dombian genius, having helped to loosen her sister-in-law's slender hold upon life, now en- joys the pathos of the situation: - "What a satisfaction it was to Mrs. Chick — a commonplace piece of folly enough, * * * ^o patronize and be tender to the memor}- of that lady; in exact pursuance of her conduct to her in her lifetime; and to thoroughly believe herself, and take herself in, and make herself uncommonly comfortable on the strength of her toleration!
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