The New-York Review 3
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[July, made acquainted with the one, lest it should diminish our respect for the other. Mr. Lockhart appears to have drawn the character of Scott with an uncommon degree of fidelity and impartiality; his greatest merit is, perhaps, that he thoroughly understood and ap- preciated his subject. He has presented us with a picture neither too cold nor too highly colored.
We cannot here go into an analysis of the personal character of Scott, any more than of his works, and their literary and moral in...- fluence. This we hope to do at large. We now simply remark, that Scott's was in many respects a nature most finely and happily organized ; and whatever faults and foibles there were in him — judg- ed from a high religious point of vie w, yet there has seldom been a per- son — perhaps never a distinguished literary man of genius — in whose character were united so many qualities to command at once admi- ration and affection. His heart and his head seem to have been naturally in fine proportion to each other.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[July, made acquainted with the one, lest it should diminish our respect for the other. Mr. Lockhart appears to have drawn the character of Scott with an uncommon degree of fidelity and impartiality; his greatest merit is, perhaps, that he thoroughly understood and ap- preciated his subject. He has presented us with a picture neither too cold nor too highly colored.
We cannot here go into an analysis of the personal character of Scott, any more than of his works, and their literary and moral in...- fluence. This we hope to do at large. We now simply remark, that Scott's was in many respects a nature most finely and happily organized ; and whatever faults and foibles there were in him — judg- ed from a high religious point of vie w, yet there has seldom been a per- son — perhaps never a distinguished literary man of genius — in whose character were united so many qualities to command at once admi- ration and affection. His heart and his head seem to have been naturally in fine proportion to each other.
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