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Sentence
In
fine,
his
[Nathaniel
Hawthorne's]
golden
touch
is
as
unfailing
as
was
that
of
Midas,
and
transmutes
whatever
he
lays
hand
upon.
…
[H]e
so
transforms
incidents
and
transactions
of
the
most
trivial
character,
as
to
render
them
grand,
pathetic,
or
grotesque.
…
His
golden
touch,
we
would
then
say,
imposes
no
superficial
glitter,
but
brings
out
upon
the
surface,
and
concentrates
into
luminous
points,
the
interior
gilding,
which
is
attached
to
the
meanest
objects
and
the
lowliest
scenes
by
their
contact
with
the
realm
of
sentiment,
emotion,
and
spiritual
life.
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In fine, his [Nathaniel Hawthorne's] golden touch is as unfailing as was that of Midas, and transmutes whatever he lays hand upon. … [H]e so transforms incidents and transactions of the most trivial character, as to render them grand, pathetic, or grotesque. … His golden touch, we would then say, imposes no superficial glitter, but brings out upon the surface, and concentrates into luminous points, the interior gilding, which is attached to the meanest objects and the lowliest scenes by their contact with the realm of sentiment, emotion, and spiritual life.
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