Character Sketches of Romance, Fiction And the Drama
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— Klop- stock. The Messiah, xiLi. (1771).
Obadi'ah, "the foolish fat scullion" in Sterne's novel of Tristram Shandy (1759).
Ohadiah, clerk to Justice Day. A nin- compoop, fond of drinking, but with just a shade more brains than Abel Day, who is " a thorough ass " (act i. 1). — T. Knight, The Honest Thieves (died 1820).
This farce is a mere rechauffe of The Committee (1670), a comedy by the Hon.
Sir R. Howard, the names and much of the conversation being identical. Colonel Blunt is called in the... farce "Captain Manly." Obadiah Prim, a canting, knavish hypocrite; one of the four guardians of OBADIAH PEIM 113 O'BRIEN Anne Lovely, the heiress. Colonel Feign- well personates Simon Pure, and obtains the Quaker's consent to his marriage with Anne Lovely. — Mrs. Centlivre, A Bold Stroke for a Wife (1717).
Obermann, the impersonation of high moral worth without talent, and the tor- tures endured by the consciousness of this defect. — Etienne Pi vert de Sen'ancour, Ohermann (1804).
Oberon, king of the fairies, quarrelled with his wife, Titania, about a " change- ling" which Oberon wanted for a page, but Titania refused to give up.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— Klop- stock. The Messiah, xiLi. (1771).
Obadi'ah, "the foolish fat scullion" in Sterne's novel of Tristram Shandy (1759).
Ohadiah, clerk to Justice Day. A nin- compoop, fond of drinking, but with just a shade more brains than Abel Day, who is " a thorough ass " (act i. 1). — T. Knight, The Honest Thieves (died 1820).
This farce is a mere rechauffe of The Committee (1670), a comedy by the Hon.
Sir R. Howard, the names and much of the conversation being identical. Colonel Blunt is called in the... farce "Captain Manly." Obadiah Prim, a canting, knavish hypocrite; one of the four guardians of OBADIAH PEIM 113 O'BRIEN Anne Lovely, the heiress. Colonel Feign- well personates Simon Pure, and obtains the Quaker's consent to his marriage with Anne Lovely. — Mrs. Centlivre, A Bold Stroke for a Wife (1717).
Obermann, the impersonation of high moral worth without talent, and the tor- tures endured by the consciousness of this defect. — Etienne Pi vert de Sen'ancour, Ohermann (1804).
Oberon, king of the fairies, quarrelled with his wife, Titania, about a " change- ling" which Oberon wanted for a page, but Titania refused to give up.
What to read after Character Sketches of Romance, Fiction And the Drama?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brewer Ebenezer Cobham to read onlineMoreLess
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