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lope's inferiority to Dickens lies in
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faction with "the normal machi–
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leir, his biographer, approvingly
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for his particular virtues. His fic–
tion answers too well at times an
important but crippling demand
made on the novel: that it be the
recital of events made more inter–
esting in their texture than in their
resolutions.
CLEMENT GREENBERG
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