The American Novel
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There wanted only the moment when his imagination should take fire at recollection and MARK TWAIN 175 rush away on its undogmatic task of reproducing the great days of the valley. Had Mark Twain undertaken to make another and a greater Gilded Age out of his matter, to portray the life of the river satirically on the largest scale, instead of in such dimensions as fit Huck's boyish limitations of knowledge, he might possibly have made a better book, but he would have had to be another man. Being... the man he was, he touched his peak of im- aginative creation not by taking thought how he could be a Balzac to the Mississippi but by yarning with all his gusto about an adventure he might have had in the dawn of his days. Although he did not deliberately gather riches, riches came.
A Tramp Abroad (1880), written about a walking trip which Mark Twain made in 1878 through the Black Forest and to the Alps with his friend the Rev. Joseph H.
Twitchell, continued his now expected devices in humorous autobiography, without any important innovations.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There wanted only the moment when his imagination should take fire at recollection and MARK TWAIN 175 rush away on its undogmatic task of reproducing the great days of the valley. Had Mark Twain undertaken to make another and a greater Gilded Age out of his matter, to portray the life of the river satirically on the largest scale, instead of in such dimensions as fit Huck's boyish limitations of knowledge, he might possibly have made a better book, but he would have had to be another man. Being... the man he was, he touched his peak of im- aginative creation not by taking thought how he could be a Balzac to the Mississippi but by yarning with all his gusto about an adventure he might have had in the dawn of his days. Although he did not deliberately gather riches, riches came.
A Tramp Abroad (1880), written about a walking trip which Mark Twain made in 1878 through the Black Forest and to the Alps with his friend the Rev. Joseph H.
Twitchell, continued his now expected devices in humorous autobiography, without any important innovations.
What to read after The American Novel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Doren Carl Van to read onlineMoreLess
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