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[Jeremy Hawthorn]

First appeared as "Modern Novels", TLS 10 April 1919, revised as "Modern 
Fiction" in /The Common Reader/ 1925.

JH


On 02.07.2017 21.22, Michael Schrimper wrote:
> Dear Woolfians,
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> I am trying to track down a Woolf quote that F.R. Leavis includes in 
> his 1941 essay, "After To the Lighthouse." It's a well-known quote but 
> still I can't find where it appeared originally. Below is the 
> pertinent part of the sentence in which Leavis has embedded Woolf; her 
> words are in quotes. Where do these words appear, originally? My 
> sincere thanks.
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> Mrs. Woolf's decision to have "no plot, no comedy, no tragedy, no 
> love-interest or catastrophe in the accepted style" was perhaps to 
> this extent justified...
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> Michael Schrimper
> Emerson College, Boston
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