Talks On the Study of Literature
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Jellyby and airy Harold Skimpole, is to have failed of acquaintances that would have brightened existence ; to be igno- rant of Becky Sharp and Colonel Newcome, of Arthur Pendennis and George Warrington, of Be- atrix and Colonel Esmond, is to have neglected one of the blessings, and not of the lesser bless- ings either. No man is without a permanent and tangible gain who has comprehendingly read Emer 180 THE STUDY OF LITERATURE son's "Ehodora," or the "Threnody," or « Days," or " The Problem." ...Whoever has been sympa- thetically through the " Idylls of the King " not only experienced a long delight but has gained a fresh ideal; while to have gone to the heart of ** The Bing and the Book," — that most colossal touT-derforce in all literature, — to have heard the tender confidences of dying Pompilia, the anguished confession of Caponsacchi, the noble soliloquy of the Pope, is to have lived through a spiritual and an emotional experience of worth incalculable. In the age of Thackeray and Dickens, of Hawthorne and Emerson and Tennyson and Browning, we cannot complain that there is any lack of genuine literature.
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Jellyby and airy Harold Skimpole, is to have failed of acquaintances that would have brightened existence ; to be igno- rant of Becky Sharp and Colonel Newcome, of Arthur Pendennis and George Warrington, of Be- atrix and Colonel Esmond, is to have neglected one of the blessings, and not of the lesser bless- ings either. No man is without a permanent and tangible gain who has comprehendingly read Emer 180 THE STUDY OF LITERATURE son's "Ehodora," or the "Threnody," or « Days," or " The Problem." ...Whoever has been sympa- thetically through the " Idylls of the King " not only experienced a long delight but has gained a fresh ideal; while to have gone to the heart of ** The Bing and the Book," — that most colossal touT-derforce in all literature, — to have heard the tender confidences of dying Pompilia, the anguished confession of Caponsacchi, the noble soliloquy of the Pope, is to have lived through a spiritual and an emotional experience of worth incalculable. In the age of Thackeray and Dickens, of Hawthorne and Emerson and Tennyson and Browning, we cannot complain that there is any lack of genuine literature.
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