Annals of Oxford volume 2
Annals of Oxford volume 2
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But the extinction of the caustic fools merely relieved the Act rejoicings of a diverting or mitating feature, without changing the general character of the enter- tainment. Again, no rule was observed in restramt of the number of classic compositions, in verse or prose, which the scholars recited to their auditors 272 ANNALS OF OXFORD.
under Sheldon's roof. Allowance, however, being made for variations in these and other matters of detail, the theatrical rejoicings at an Oxford Act, in the ear...lier part of the eighteenth century, were almost perfect repetitions of the Act celebrations of Charles the Second's later years.
Readers who wish to see how the Act holiday was kept at Oxford in George the Second's reign may gratify their curiosity by perusing ' The Oxford Act, A. D. 1733. Being a Particular and Exact Account of that Solemnity. Wherein is inserted, for the Use of the Beau Monde, an Imitation of the First Part of the Bellus Homo et Academicus : or Part of the Dialogue between the Gay and the Plain Student.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But the extinction of the caustic fools merely relieved the Act rejoicings of a diverting or mitating feature, without changing the general character of the enter- tainment. Again, no rule was observed in restramt of the number of classic compositions, in verse or prose, which the scholars recited to their auditors 272 ANNALS OF OXFORD.
under Sheldon's roof. Allowance, however, being made for variations in these and other matters of detail, the theatrical rejoicings at an Oxford Act, in the ear...lier part of the eighteenth century, were almost perfect repetitions of the Act celebrations of Charles the Second's later years.
Readers who wish to see how the Act holiday was kept at Oxford in George the Second's reign may gratify their curiosity by perusing ' The Oxford Act, A. D. 1733. Being a Particular and Exact Account of that Solemnity. Wherein is inserted, for the Use of the Beau Monde, an Imitation of the First Part of the Bellus Homo et Academicus : or Part of the Dialogue between the Gay and the Plain Student.
What to read after Annals of Oxford volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jeaffreson, John Cordy, 1831-1901 to read onlineMoreLess
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