The Apparition Of Mrs. Veal
Author: Daniel Defoe
Reviews:
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Reviewed by Orla MacDonald on October 11th, 2009
Not the best of Defoe but a good read nonetheless.
The dated language slows the plot down for me the reader. The plot is a little confusing in places. but the depiction of character, of the two old ladies and the scoured dress, and the elbow chair, evoke a great atmosphere and setting. The periphery characters are well portrayed too.
Best. Orla
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Reviewed by hgjjhdj on November 16th, 2011
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Not the best of Defoe but a good read nonetheless.
The dated language slows the plot down for me the reader. The plot is a little confusing in places. but the depiction of character, of the two old ladies and the scoured dress, and the elbow chair, evoke a great atmosphere and setting. The periphery characters are well portrayed too.
Best. Orla
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