The Development of the English Novel
The Development of the English Novel
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With the thor- oughly good and respectable Amelia and Dobbin, the reader is in no sort of sympathy, and the suspii ion is inevitable that Thackeray did not wisl to make them attractive. He left it to his readers, satur?ited with the literature of the angels, to balance the account of life in their own minds. Moreover, in those passages of * Vanity Fair' where Thackeray ^ Of « Vanity Fair,* Thackeray wrote to his mother : * What I want is to make a set of people living without God in the world (...only that is a cant phrase), greedy, pompous men, perfectly self-satisfied for the most part, and at ease about their superioi Tirtue.*-* Introduction to the biographical edition of * Vanity Fair.* Digitized by VjOOQ IC THE RETUKN TO REALISM 208 recurs to his text and thus explains his meaning of vanitas vanitatumy the drift of his social satire seems to lie within well-established and almost con- ventional bounds. His attitude toward social vice is much like that of the eighteenth-century essayist.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With the thor- oughly good and respectable Amelia and Dobbin, the reader is in no sort of sympathy, and the suspii ion is inevitable that Thackeray did not wisl to make them attractive. He left it to his readers, satur?ited with the literature of the angels, to balance the account of life in their own minds. Moreover, in those passages of * Vanity Fair' where Thackeray ^ Of « Vanity Fair,* Thackeray wrote to his mother : * What I want is to make a set of people living without God in the world (...only that is a cant phrase), greedy, pompous men, perfectly self-satisfied for the most part, and at ease about their superioi Tirtue.*-* Introduction to the biographical edition of * Vanity Fair.* Digitized by VjOOQ IC THE RETUKN TO REALISM 208 recurs to his text and thus explains his meaning of vanitas vanitatumy the drift of his social satire seems to lie within well-established and almost con- ventional bounds. His attitude toward social vice is much like that of the eighteenth-century essayist.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilbur Lucius Cross to read onlineMoreLess
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