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"He spoke of the weather" was too funny
ОтветитьAnd its awesome
Ответить"He spoke of the weather"; Such powerful statement
ОтветитьThats why i love reading old books. Medieval writers were way too good with literature. I dont think there is any modern writers who can write in such a way.
ОтветитьExactly me adding all the vocabulary from childhood I learnt for the English exam ..!!
ОтветитьJk be like:
ОтветитьI must have met this person.
ОтветитьNormal people vs Shashi tharoor 😅
ОтветитьThey were literary craftsmen and women. Wordsmiths of the highest order.
ОтветитьI remember how I was given official feedback to stop writing "flowery" like a victorian writer and I still have that grudge to this day.
ОтветитьAs a person who read war of the worlds i confirm that this is how they spoke
ОтветитьLiterally how I speak.
ОтветитьPaid by the word 😂. Well done!
ОтветитьMe describing a Raccoon: it was beyond beautiful prettier than the greatest sunset, it's fur felt like the softest sands of a beach, he smelled of something like roses and peaches, the Raccoon was so mild tempered as well
ОтветитьI encountered a gentleman of middling stature; his countenance bore the mark of mediocrity.
ОтветитьI like shaving potatoes 🪒 🥔
ОтветитьThis is kinda how creative writing works. You’re supposed to paint a picture with words. Even The Stranger does this and it’s intentionally written with blunt words
ОтветитьNormal people vs fyodor dostoevsky
ОтветитьHow english teachers expect us to write our essays:
ОтветитьOnline trollz: bro walked up on me ahhh face
ОтветитьUsing English to describe things rather than using rudimentary grunts? How we have dumbed down…
ОтветитьVictoria writers : He was this and that etc...
Normal people: meh
He spoke of the weather
ОтветитьHonestly, the English of Victorian writers is immaculate ❤
ОтветитьAs someone who reads a lot of Charles Dickens, this is so accurate I would actually believe it's an actual excerpt from a real Victorian-era novel
ОтветитьOr in the case of Thomas Hardy, another four pages of flowery prose telling you basically nothing.
ОтветитьVictorian style of writing rocks, imho. ❤❤❤❤❤❤
ОтветитьIf there's one thing the modern world knows, its good art. Good writing. Why, we've made incredible Superhero movies, LOTS of superhero movies....Powerful hard hitting feminist think-pieces like Barbie... Produced beautiful music like pineapple pen, pound town, WAP, gagnam style... People of the past had no idea what they were doing lol. Thank God we live in an artistic golden age.
ОтветитьThese days, normal people should count their lucky stars for something average.
ОтветитьMore like hungry copywriters
ОтветитьThat’s really sad that the average adult American has the literary intelligence of a seven-year-old. 😢
ОтветитьI just broke my back and my shoulders are permanently with weakness...I'm triggered
Ответить👍👍 Damn skippitty. Typically, I avoid reading any novel written after 1950.
ОтветитьAt least now I deeply understand what it means to be average in Queen Vicky's time now
ОтветитьWhen you get paid by the word.
ОтветитьWell they certainly paint the picture lol
ОтветитьOnce I had met a man of no renown
His face was ordinary and so plain
On his head, there was neither hat nor crown
Countenance had brought neither joy nor pain
No more of an impression than a boot
Left on the pavements on dry summer’s day
He had worn a standard and mundane suit
Dare I say, I found more color in gray
His speech was mild and spoke of the weather
Nothing else worth of any interest
Only thing close was his fear of thunder
But even that just made him like the rest
He is an average man and nothing more
Spend any time and he’s certain to bore
How must you ridicule him for naught when you shan't ever be graced to possess the pleasure of a response kinder than putting you off on the subject at hand? If ever so you chance a thought quite polite with your meagre mind, then still a farce would prove more significant in announcing it's own than is your cause
ОтветитьShow, don’t tell.
ОтветитьNow I know my dad has Victorian origin.
He talked something like this, when he left us to get the bread
So calming
ОтветитьBUT HISTORY WILL CALL THEM-
ОтветитьOkay but to be fair, the ridiculous padding makes the sentence funnier. I know that "he spoke of the weather" wouldn't have hit so hard without the whole schpiel before it
ОтветитьNo offense, but no writers write like real people
ОтветитьI can't judge the victorian writers because I'm literally the same, I can write and write pages of literally nothing happening
ОтветитьCan somebody translate second?
ОтветитьBring back victorian talk
ОтветитьThat's why we dont have good writers today
ОтветитьIt was when the English language had English culture behind it, and had not yet been polluted by the bastardisation of Americanisation.
ОтветитьHis character left no more of an impression upon my mind than that of which my boot makes upon the pavement
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