stops on occasion to let the reader appreciate the scenery.
Nothing will make the reader appreciate their summer quite like John Fowles' debut novel, published in 1963.
Although Hill includes some information along the way about their offstage lives, it is only enough to let the reader appreciate their onstage circumstances.
Whether history or autobiography, the annotated version of "The Double Helix" embeds the book firmly in a historical context and lets the reader appreciate how much substance lies deftly hidden beneath the filigree surface.
And in chronicling the terrible suffering artists have endured in places like the Soviet Union, he makes the reader appreciate the luxury enjoyed by writers in the West, who have been able to focus on the "tragedies of ordinary life, the events that Nadezhda Mandelstam was later to subsume under her concept of the privilege of ordinary heartbreaks".
Mr. Boyle extracts considerable comedy from the culture war between Drop City residents and their neighbors, while also making the reader appreciate the two camps' shared impulses: their rebellion against the establishment and their very American desire to construct new lives, tabula rasa.
In "Savage Beauty," Ms. Milford does not offer a thoughtful reassessment of Millay's work or help the reader appreciate the more estimable qualities of her verse (an instinctive musicality, a gift for self-dramatization and sensuous description) that once helped win her an ardent following.
The repeated rhyme is also important, by the time the raven first says "nevermore," the pattern is established, so that the raven's pronouncement arrives with a sense of finality and inevitability which echoes or mirrors or just helps the reader appreciate the way thoughts of death and loss have taken over the narrator's mind — the bleak obsession that is the theme of the poem.
It is not possible here to treat this topic in its full complexity but a few remarks will help the reader appreciate the historical importance of the question.
These concepts have been presented in-depth in many pre-existing review articles, so here we only cover them at a level of detail that helps the reader appreciate the economic implications discussed in the second part of this letter.
