The Art of the Novelist
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As we have drawn one illustration from Paradise Lost so we may consider another. With the archangel fallen human nature cannot but sym- pathize. We men, imprisoned and baffled, but eager and desirous, cannot but feel the great- ness of his pain, and be struck with awe by his 172 TRAGEDY AND COMEDY majesty, though dimmed and tarnished. But our first parents, — ^beautiful, tender beings, helpless and naked, the sport of forces invisible and unintelligible to themselves, and playing innocently in ...their enclosed garden, which was not so fortified against surprise but that the enemy could enter, — these figures, symbols of the experience of every human soul, how ap- pealing they are in their weakness! (^The novel abounds in examples of this gentle type : natures made to be played upon and destroyed unconscious, to be carried along with the downward rush of the forceful characters, the personages of will, or to be beaten on the rocks of an ocean too stormy for their strength.
'Such are Elgiva in A Pair of Blue Eyes;) and with many such Dickens makes his appeal to us — Tom Pinch, the childish David Copper- field, and a multitude more of helpless chil- dren.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As we have drawn one illustration from Paradise Lost so we may consider another. With the archangel fallen human nature cannot but sym- pathize. We men, imprisoned and baffled, but eager and desirous, cannot but feel the great- ness of his pain, and be struck with awe by his 172 TRAGEDY AND COMEDY majesty, though dimmed and tarnished. But our first parents, — ^beautiful, tender beings, helpless and naked, the sport of forces invisible and unintelligible to themselves, and playing innocently in ...their enclosed garden, which was not so fortified against surprise but that the enemy could enter, — these figures, symbols of the experience of every human soul, how ap- pealing they are in their weakness! (^The novel abounds in examples of this gentle type : natures made to be played upon and destroyed unconscious, to be carried along with the downward rush of the forceful characters, the personages of will, or to be beaten on the rocks of an ocean too stormy for their strength.
'Such are Elgiva in A Pair of Blue Eyes;) and with many such Dickens makes his appeal to us — Tom Pinch, the childish David Copper- field, and a multitude more of helpless chil- dren.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lathrop, Henry Burrowes, 1867- to read onlineMoreLess
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