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Old 12-25-2010, 10:07 AM   #94
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And one can say exactly the same of Shakespeare of course. He was writing the "mass entertainment" of his day. Plays for the mob; certainly not "high art".
True. I figured someone would bring that up. A lot of people still see Dickens as weak literature. I've had several professors who believed Tale of Two Cities was the only good thing he ever wrote (I think it was the only one actually written as a novel, rather than in serial form). That isn't an opinion I share, as I'm rather fond of Dickens.
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