The Wound and the Bow: Seven Studies in Literature

by Edmund Wilson

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'I bleed by the black stream for my torn bough!' James Joyce.

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Of all the great English writers, Charles Dickens has received in his own country the scantiest serious attention from either biographers, scholars, or critics.

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