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The art of
fiction has, in fact, become a
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finer art in our
day than it was with Dickens
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and Thackeray .
. . . These great men are of
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the past.
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The new school
derives from Hawthorne
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and George Eliot
rather than any others . . .
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. This school,
which is so largely of the
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future as well
as the present, finds its chief
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exemplar in Mr.
James.
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