It is as difficult to suppose a person intending to write a modern English, as to suppose him writing an ancient English, novel; that is a label which begs the question. One writes the novel, one paints the picture, of one's language and of one's time, and calling it modern English will not, alas! make the difficult task any easier.
Henry JamesAbout author
- Author's profession: Writer
- Nationality: american
- Born: April 15, 1843
- Died: February 28, 1916
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