George Orwell Quotes

If I Were Forced To Compare Tolstoy With Dickens, I Should Say That Tolstoy's Appeal Will Probably Be Wider In The Long Run, Because Dickens Is Scarcely Intelligible Outside The English-speaking Culture; On The Other Hand, Dickens Is Able To Reach Simple People, Which Tolstoy Is Not. Tolstoy's Characters Can Cross A Frontier, Dickens's Can Be Portrayed On A Cigarette-card. But One Is No More Obliged To Choose Between Them Than Between A Sausage And A Rose.

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