A History of English Prose Fiction
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Scott's "Life of Richardson. "] [Footnote 163: Mrs. Barbauld's "Life of Richardson, " vol. 1, p. 37. ] [Footnote 164: _Edinburgh Review. _ Oct. , 1804. Scott's "Life ofRichardson, " note. ] [Footnote 165: Richardson's correspondence, 1748. ] [Footnote 166: Richardson's correspondence. Forsyth's "Novels andNovelists, " p. 251. ] [Footnote 167: See the interesting "Glimpses of Our Ancestors, " byCharles Fleet, p. 33. ] [Footnote 168: Mrs. Barbauld's "Life of Richardson. "] [Footnote 169: W. M. Th...ackeray, "Nil Nisi Bonum", _Cornhill Mag. _, No. 1. ] [Footnote 170: D'Israeli's "Curiosities of Literature, " art. "Richardson. "] [Footnote 171: Mrs. Barbauld's "Life of Richardson, " vol. I, p. 40. Scott's "Life of Richardson. "] [Footnote 172: The reader may find some curious examples of thefidelity with which Fielding portrayed contemporary character andmanners in comparing passages in "Tom Jones, " with "Glimpses of ourAncestors, " by Charles Fleet, pp. 38, 39, _et passim_. ] [Footnote 173: "Joseph Andrews, " book III, chap.
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Scott's "Life of Richardson. "] [Footnote 163: Mrs. Barbauld's "Life of Richardson, " vol. 1, p. 37. ] [Footnote 164: _Edinburgh Review. _ Oct. , 1804. Scott's "Life ofRichardson, " note. ] [Footnote 165: Richardson's correspondence, 1748. ] [Footnote 166: Richardson's correspondence. Forsyth's "Novels andNovelists, " p. 251. ] [Footnote 167: See the interesting "Glimpses of Our Ancestors, " byCharles Fleet, p. 33. ] [Footnote 168: Mrs. Barbauld's "Life of Richardson. "] [Footnote 169: W. M. Th...ackeray, "Nil Nisi Bonum", _Cornhill Mag. _, No. 1. ] [Footnote 170: D'Israeli's "Curiosities of Literature, " art. "Richardson. "] [Footnote 171: Mrs. Barbauld's "Life of Richardson, " vol. I, p. 40. Scott's "Life of Richardson. "] [Footnote 172: The reader may find some curious examples of thefidelity with which Fielding portrayed contemporary character andmanners in comparing passages in "Tom Jones, " with "Glimpses of ourAncestors, " by Charles Fleet, pp. 38, 39, _et passim_. ] [Footnote 173: "Joseph Andrews, " book III, chap.
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