English Literature An Introduction And Guide to the Best English Books a Handb
English Literature An Introduction And Guide to the Best English Books a Handb
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' Nobody ever wished it longer. ' ' Nor the moon rounder, ' he might have added. Would we have a cubit added to the stature of the Medician Venus? — Kent, the noblest con- ception of Shakespeare's divine mind. " — Table Talk.
" She is indeed, as the Americans would express it, something awful. During the months of July and August she usually renteth a cool cellar, where ices are kept, whereinto she descendeth when Sirius rageth. Softest and largest of thy sex, adieu! Not least, or least handsom...e, among Oxford's stately structures. Oxford who, in its deadest time of vacation, can never properly be said to be empty, having thee to fill it. " — The Gentle Giantess.
So much for Lamb's essays. His letters are equally attractive. Somebody has well described them as " high fantastical. " Note these sentences: " My civic and poetic compliments to Southey, if at Bristol. Why, he is a very Leviathan of bards! — the small minnow I, Dream not of having tasted all the grandeur and wildness of fancy till you have gone mad!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' Nobody ever wished it longer. ' ' Nor the moon rounder, ' he might have added. Would we have a cubit added to the stature of the Medician Venus? — Kent, the noblest con- ception of Shakespeare's divine mind. " — Table Talk.
" She is indeed, as the Americans would express it, something awful. During the months of July and August she usually renteth a cool cellar, where ices are kept, whereinto she descendeth when Sirius rageth. Softest and largest of thy sex, adieu! Not least, or least handsom...e, among Oxford's stately structures. Oxford who, in its deadest time of vacation, can never properly be said to be empty, having thee to fill it. " — The Gentle Giantess.
So much for Lamb's essays. His letters are equally attractive. Somebody has well described them as " high fantastical. " Note these sentences: " My civic and poetic compliments to Southey, if at Bristol. Why, he is a very Leviathan of bards! — the small minnow I, Dream not of having tasted all the grandeur and wildness of fancy till you have gone mad!
What to read after English Literature An Introduction And Guide to the Best English Books a Handb?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edwin Lillie Miller to read onlineMoreLess
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