George Townsend Cole, Henry Thomas Lambert, Sailmaker, of 307 Wapping High Street, 1858
By Charles Dickens, ed. with intro. by Andrew Sanders, London, Penguin, 2002
Paul Dombey is a selfish businessman for whom commerce is all. The plot centers on a family--and by extension a society--run into the ground by an empty-hearted capitalist. This novel is not destined to be a Tea Party favorite. I really don't like Dickens. I feel like The List is turning into a catalogue of classics I find distasteful. |
A diary devoted to reading the 100 novels cited in Jane Smiley's 13 Ways of Looking at the Novel
Tuesday, April 9, 2013
Dombey and Sons
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