The New Moulton's Library of Literary Criticism: Mid-VictorianChelsea House Publishers, 1985 |
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... novel work , the Red Rover ; the current of the novel rolls entirely upon the Ocean . Something there is too much of nautical language ; in fact it overpowers every thing else . But so people once take an interest in a description they ...
... novel work , the Red Rover ; the current of the novel rolls entirely upon the Ocean . Something there is too much of nautical language ; in fact it overpowers every thing else . But so people once take an interest in a description they ...
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... novel . But if we have mediæval mysticism in the symbolism of the work , we have something very like Greek simplicity and Greek directness in the development . The novel is a Greek tragedy . Like the Greek , it is synthetic and creative ...
... novel . But if we have mediæval mysticism in the symbolism of the work , we have something very like Greek simplicity and Greek directness in the development . The novel is a Greek tragedy . Like the Greek , it is synthetic and creative ...
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... novels to use actual American settings and characters . Sedgwick's second novel , Redwood , was published in 1824 and was also a great success , placing her in the ranks of fellow story - tellers Cooper and Irving . Her third novel ...
... novels to use actual American settings and characters . Sedgwick's second novel , Redwood , was published in 1824 and was also a great success , placing her in the ranks of fellow story - tellers Cooper and Irving . Her third novel ...
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