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Bostonians

by

James, Henry

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ISBN-13:

9781582876085

ISBN:

1582876088

Publisher: North Books Summary: "His book begins, as we have said, with a remarkable piece of writing, but by and by he falls into a manner which could only have been caught from the Tarrants. His own manner has a trick of being almost too familiar, with its elisions and its easy-going phrases....It is when we stop and take the book as a whole that we forget how fine the web is spun, and remember only the strong conception which underlies the book; [read more]
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ISBN-13:

9781582876085


ISBN:

1582876088


Publisher: North Books

"His book begins, as we have said, with a remarkable piece of writing, but by and by he falls into a manner which could only have been caught from the Tarrants. His own manner has a trick of being almost too familiar, with its elisions and its easy-going phrases....It is when we stop and take the book as a whole that we forget how fine the web is spun, and remember only the strong conception which underlies the book; the freshness of the material used; the amazing cleverness of separate passages; the consummate success shown in so dangerous a scene as the death of Miss Birdseye, where the reticence of art is splendidly displayed; and, in fine, the prodigal wealth scattered through all the pages. There is sorry waste, and one's last thought about the work is a somewhat melancholy one, but we all have a lurking affection for prodigals."

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