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Dickens and his world
It was with the circulation of Pickwich Papers in 1836 that young Dickens began to enjoy a truly (1.precedent) __________ ascent into the favour of the British reading public. He magnificently (2.prove) __________ a theory that his fame would disappear just as quickly as it had come. He remained until his death 34 years later (3.deny) __________ the most popular novelist the English-speaking world had ever known.
The public displayed a/an (4. satiate) __________ appetite for his works, and there was also a great diffusion of them through (5.number) dramatic adaptations (nearly all completely (6.authority) __________ the copyright laws being much weaker in those days).
His immense popularity was based on the widespread perception of him as a great champion of the poor and the (7. possess) __________ against all forms of (8. just) __________ and abuse of power. In his personal life, however, he was (9. capacity) __________ of achieving the level of fulfillment he enjoyed with the public, and all his close emotional relationships with women (10. vary) __________ ended in failure. Yet, he created an extraordinary range and variety of female characters who live on in our minds and culture unlike any others created by Victorian novelists.
The public displayed a/an (4. satiate) __________ appetite for his works, and there was also a great diffusion of them through (5.number) dramatic adaptations (nearly all completely (6.authority) __________ the copyright laws being much weaker in those days).
His immense popularity was based on the widespread perception of him as a great champion of the poor and the (7. possess) __________ against all forms of (8. just) __________ and abuse of power. In his personal life, however, he was (9. capacity) __________ of achieving the level of fulfillment he enjoyed with the public, and all his close emotional relationships with women (10. vary) __________ ended in failure. Yet, he created an extraordinary range and variety of female characters who live on in our minds and culture unlike any others created by Victorian novelists.
