Help needed to find a Henry james quote

[daniel1]

Hi, I would appreciate any help with the below Henry James quote. I need the details of the source (title, date, page number) for an essay but forgot to source it at the time:redface: .

‘Experience is never limited and it is never complete…it is an immense sensibility, a kind of spiders web of the finest silken thread suspended in the chambers of consciousness and catching every airborne particle in its tissue…’


Thanks

[Moira]

Henry James's Evasion of the Pictorial

[daniel1]

Thanks, that was fast, i'll take a look and see if I can get the page number. Cheers

[Moira]

I don't know the page nr. sorry
good luck

[daniel1]

Sorry to be a pain but I've got a deadline! I've had a good look on the net and can't find any reference to Evasion of the Pictorial. It's as if it doesn't exist! Has anyone got any ideas how to get a copy in the UK, or an article on the net which refers to the quote I need? There's a paper by Mark desiderio in HJ Review, but my athens account isn't regsistered.

[Moira]

http://muse.jhu.edu/login?uri=/journals/henry_james_review/v023/23.3desiderio.html

i did not find anything else and this doesn't help.
sorry

[daniel1]

Thanks Moira, I'll order Mark Desiderio's article from the British Library.

[daniel1]

Ah, found it in the 'Art of fiction,' (hence Desiderio's 'Art of friction?), found it at http://guweb2.gonzaga.edu/faculty/campbell/engl462/artfiction.html
paragraph 6. Still have to get the page number though!

[aeroport]

I don't know if this will help you, but here's the citation for it in The Portable Henry James (Roughly MLA, so you'll have to jack around with it):

James, Henry. "The Art of Fiction." The Portable Henry James. ed. John Auchard. New York: Penguin, 2004. 426-47.
The exact page in this book is 434.

[daniel1]

Fantastic, thankyou very much Jamesian