The Healer, by Robert Herrick
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The Healer, by Robert Herrick- Published on: 2015-11-19
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Dimensions: 9.21" h x 1.06" w x 6.14" l, 1.84 pounds
- Binding: Hardcover
- 474 pages
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. The Healer By Bomojaz Eric Holden is a physician who has decided to live deep in the woods away from civilization, administering to lumberjacks and the like. One day he saves the life of a vacationing wealthy woman by means of a daring brain operation (in a rustic retreat in the woods!); they fall in love during her long convalescence, and marry. At first everything is great, but gradually Nell misses her old ways. She tries to get Eric to move to the city, but he refuses. She then tries, more successfully, to bring the city (or at least potential patients with money) to them: she helps get a hospital built and a railroad into the area. Still, when she has children, she spends more and more time away with them in the city. The marriage falters; they separate. Eric represents for Herrick an ideal individual: the doctor who wants to truly serve the needy and cares nothing for material wealth. But if Nell is supposed to be the villain with her opposite views, he draws her with very sympathetic lines. She is very patient at first, living in isolation quite a long while with little complaint. And why wouldn't a mother want the advantages of city life for her children over living in an isolated cabin? Holden often comes across as a bully and is unable to explain to Nell the great appeal he feels for the type of life he wants to live. You have to wonder why they married in the first place. Much of the dialogue and action are stiff - even some of the most intimate scenes between Eric and Nell as their young love is blossoming is stodgy. Herrick seems more interested in an idea, an ideal, here, and fails to develop it in the context of a novel. Not one of his better works.
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