The Overland Monthly volume S2 31 36
The Overland Monthly volume S2 31 36
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1884.
very painful crudities. Its success was due partly to an intelligence that made itself felt in spite of crud- ity, and to a brightness and "go, " but chiefly to a really good feeling of the picturesque in character, sit- uations, and relations. Whatever the defects of work- manship, her figures stood out from the canvas not strong, but still defined with a clear conception, and with much sense of beauty. Indeed, it was exactly the sort of novel in which the critical reader finds "promise ...of ability, " "undeveloped capacity for real- ly important work, if the author go on to fulfil her possibilities "; and the one or two other similar slight stories from her hand have been of the same sort. So seldom is it, however, that an author does fulfil the promise of one of these crude and clever early books, that every one is more surprised to find his own prophecies of this sort fulfilled than to see an ab- solutely new writer arise. The fact is, that promise does not develop of its own accord like a butterfly's wings, but only by an incalculable amount of hard work and mental wear and tear ; and the woman who has 1884.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1884.
very painful crudities. Its success was due partly to an intelligence that made itself felt in spite of crud- ity, and to a brightness and "go, " but chiefly to a really good feeling of the picturesque in character, sit- uations, and relations. Whatever the defects of work- manship, her figures stood out from the canvas not strong, but still defined with a clear conception, and with much sense of beauty. Indeed, it was exactly the sort of novel in which the critical reader finds "promise ...of ability, " "undeveloped capacity for real- ly important work, if the author go on to fulfil her possibilities "; and the one or two other similar slight stories from her hand have been of the same sort. So seldom is it, however, that an author does fulfil the promise of one of these crude and clever early books, that every one is more surprised to find his own prophecies of this sort fulfilled than to see an ab- solutely new writer arise. The fact is, that promise does not develop of its own accord like a butterfly's wings, but only by an incalculable amount of hard work and mental wear and tear ; and the woman who has 1884.
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