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' Pall Mall Gazette. ' The narrative vibrates with feeling, and these few unstudied letters con- vey to us a cry from the depths of a famished human soul. As far as we can judge, the English rendering, though simple, retains that ring of emotion which must distinguish the original. ' \Vtstmituttr Review. ' One of the most striking studies in plain and simple realism which was ever written. ' Daily Telegraph. ' " Poor Folk" is certainly a vivid and pathetic story. ' Globe. ' A triumph of realist...ic art a masterpiece of a great writer. ' Morning Pott. 'Dostoievsky's novel has met with that rare advantage, a really good translator. ' Queen. 1 This admirable translation of a great auth ' Liverpool Mercury. ' " Poor Folk" Englished does not read like a translation indubitably a masterpiece. ' Literary World. ' Told with a gradually deepening intensity and force, a pathetic truth- fulness which lives in the memory. ' Leeds Mercury. ' What Charles Dickens in his attempts to reproduce the sentiment and pathos of the bumble deceived himself and others into thinking that he did, that Fedor Dostoievsky actually does.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' Pall Mall Gazette. ' The narrative vibrates with feeling, and these few unstudied letters con- vey to us a cry from the depths of a famished human soul. As far as we can judge, the English rendering, though simple, retains that ring of emotion which must distinguish the original. ' \Vtstmituttr Review. ' One of the most striking studies in plain and simple realism which was ever written. ' Daily Telegraph. ' " Poor Folk" is certainly a vivid and pathetic story. ' Globe. ' A triumph of realist...ic art a masterpiece of a great writer. ' Morning Pott. 'Dostoievsky's novel has met with that rare advantage, a really good translator. ' Queen. 1 This admirable translation of a great auth ' Liverpool Mercury. ' " Poor Folk" Englished does not read like a translation indubitably a masterpiece. ' Literary World. ' Told with a gradually deepening intensity and force, a pathetic truth- fulness which lives in the memory. ' Leeds Mercury. ' What Charles Dickens in his attempts to reproduce the sentiment and pathos of the bumble deceived himself and others into thinking that he did, that Fedor Dostoievsky actually does.
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