...Earl of Dufferin. = Oscar Wilde says of George Meredith: His style is chaos illumined by brilliant flashes of lightning. As a writer he has mastered...everything, except language ; as a novelist he can do everyihing, except to tell a story ; as an artist he is everything, except articulate. Too strange...

...As for George Meredith, who could hope to reproduce him? His style is chaos illumined by brilliant flashes of lightning. As a writer he has mastered...as an artist he is everything, except articulate. Too strange to be popular, too individual to have imitators, the author of " Richard Feverel " stands...

...you are always reading, Balzac and George Meredith. Surely they are realists, both of them ? VIVIAN. Ah! Meredith! Who can define him ? His style is chaos...flashes of lightning. As a writer he has mastered every 16 f thing except language : as a novelist he can do everything, except tell a story : as an...

...As for George Meredith, who could hope to reproduce him? His style is chaos illumined by brilliant flashes of lightning. As a writer he has mastered...as an artist he is everything, except articulate. Too strange to be popular, too individual to have imitators, the author of "Richard Feverel" stands...

...you are always reading, Balzac and George Meredith. Surely they are realists, both of them ? Vivian. Ah! Meredith! Who can define him ? His style is chaos illumined by flashes of lightning. AjijLwritftr hfl him mafltcigd everything except lan.^: as a novelist he can do everything, except...

...George Meredith. Surely they are realists, both of them ? VIVIAN. Ah ! Meredith ! Who can define hun ? His style is chaos illumined by flashes of lightning. As a writer he has mastered every 16 thing except language : as a novelist he can do everything, except tell a story : as an artist...

...As for George Meredith, who could hope to reproduce him ? His style is chaos illumined by brilliant flashes of lightning. As a writer he has mastered...as an artist he is everything, except articulate. Too strange to be popular, too individual to have imitators, the author of Richard Feuerel stands absolutely...

...As for George Meredith, who could hope to reproduce him? His style is chaos illumined by brilliant flashes of lightning. As a writer he has mastered...everything, except tell a story; as an artist he is even'thing, except articulate. Too strange to be popular, too individual to have imitators, the author...

...Wilde prononce encore ce fantaisiste jugement sur l'auteur de l'Egoïste. ; « As a writer, he bas mastered everything except language. As a novelist,...tell a story. As an artist, he is everything except articulale. » Mais cet écrivain, qui a la maîtrise de tout, sauf du langage, ce romancier qui peut...

...As for George Meredith, who could hope to reproduce him ? His style is chaos illumined by brilliant flashes of lightning. As a writer he has mastered...as an artist he is everything, except articulate. Too strange to be popular, too individual to have imitators, the author of "Richard Feverel" stands...