![]() It was better to acknowledge this, and face out the truth in a religious faith. smiled, and shook her head, and said she was trying to school herself against ever anticipating any pleasure that it was better to be brave and submit faithfully there was some good reason, which we should know in time, why sorrow and disappointment were to be the lot of some on earth. ![]() ![]() Victorian novelist Elizabeth Gaskell tried to persuade Charlotte Brontë-whose grim experience of the world suggested otherwise-that everybody has it the same in the long run, but in some people’s lives good and evil are blended, rather than coming in “strong patches of light or shadow”: ![]() Pale Horse, Pale Rider, by Katherine Anne Porter. An experiment with the form of the nineteenth-century-style review: mega-long excerpts connected by impressionistic ligaments. ![]()
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