Tulkinghorn？HowwouldGeorgeWarringtonappreciateMr.Pickwick？
Yes，thetwogreatnovelistswereasopposedastwomencouldbe——inmanner，instyle，inknowledgeofbooks，andoftheworld.AndyethowadmirablyThackeraywritesaboutDickens，inhislettersasinhisbooks！Howhedelightsinhim！Howmanlyisthatemulationwhichenablesanauthortoseeallthepointsinhisrival，andnottocarpatthem，buttopraise，andbestimulatedtokeenereffort！
Considerthispassage.\"HaveyoureadDickens？O！itischarming！
BraveDickens！Ithassomeofhisveryprettiesttouches——thoseinimitableDickenstoucheswhichmakesuchagreatmanofhim，andthereadingofthebookhasdoneanotherauthoragreatdealofgood.\"
Thackerayisjustasgenerous，andperhapsmorecritical，inwritingofKingsley.\"Afine，honest，go—a—headfellow，whochargesasubjectheartily，impetuously，withthegreatestcourageandsimplicity;butwithnarroweyes（hisareextraordinarilybrave，blueandhonest），andwithlittleknowledgeoftheworld，Ithink.