Stasis Change And the Evolution of the Ordeal Motif in the Novels of George Meredith.
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By the time of her engagement to Redworth she is regret- ful that the strength of his love should have to contend with the tiniest hint of a blot in her own character, and while she knows she was sexually innocent in the Dacier affair, she mourns : . . .the loss of that fair fame she had sacrificed to him, and could not bring to her truer lover: though it was but the outer view of herself — the World's view; only she was generous and of honest conscience, and but for the sake of the truer... lover, she would mentally have allowed the world to lash and abuse her, without a plea of material purity.
(p. 485) Fortunately, a "solid champion man" like Redworth, so dif- ferent from "rocket-headed" Dacier, places little stock in what society may think, and puts utter confidence in his bride's constant nature. He also represents the World, but 2 its enlightened aspects, not its monstrous form.
However, despite the constant support of Redworth and 208 Emma, Diana must still fend off the attacks of the animal- istic world.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
370).
By the time of her engagement to Redworth she is regret- ful that the strength of his love should have to contend with the tiniest hint of a blot in her own character, and while she knows she was sexually innocent in the Dacier affair, she mourns : . . .the loss of that fair fame she had sacrificed to him, and could not bring to her truer lover: though it was but the outer view of herself — the World's view; only she was generous and of honest conscience, and but for the sake of the truer... lover, she would mentally have allowed the world to lash and abuse her, without a plea of material purity.
(p. 485) Fortunately, a "solid champion man" like Redworth, so dif- ferent from "rocket-headed" Dacier, places little stock in what society may think, and puts utter confidence in his bride's constant nature. He also represents the World, but 2 its enlightened aspects, not its monstrous form.
However, despite the constant support of Redworth and 208 Emma, Diana must still fend off the attacks of the animal- istic world.
What to read after Stasis Change And the Evolution of the Ordeal Motif in the Novels of George Meredith.?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kohler, Ingrid Lavinia, 1942- to read onlineMoreLess
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