History of English Literature
History of English Literature
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The deterioration in poetry was partly compensated for by the rapid advances in prose, which needed the influences working toward artistic finish. Of all the prose writers since Swift's time, few have equaled him and still fewer surpassed him in simplicity, flexibility, directness, and lack of affectation. In grace of style, delicate humor, and the power of awak- ening and retaining interest, Addison's Essays have no superiors.
The influence of this age was sufficient to raise perma- nently the... standard level of artistic literary expression. The unpruned, shapeless, and extravagant forms of earlier times will no longer be tolerated.
260 FROM 1700 TO 1740 REQUIRED READINGS FOR CHAPTER VII HISTORICAL Gardiner, 1 pp. 671-729; Green, pp. 701-734; Underwood-Guest, pp. 508-523 ; Guerber, pp. 291-303 ; Wakeling's King and Parliament, pp. 115-128; and HassalPs Making of the British Empire, pp. 7-30 (Oxford Manuals); Traill, IV. , 511-622, V, 1-171; John Morley's Walpole (251 pp.. 50 cents).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The deterioration in poetry was partly compensated for by the rapid advances in prose, which needed the influences working toward artistic finish. Of all the prose writers since Swift's time, few have equaled him and still fewer surpassed him in simplicity, flexibility, directness, and lack of affectation. In grace of style, delicate humor, and the power of awak- ening and retaining interest, Addison's Essays have no superiors.
The influence of this age was sufficient to raise perma- nently the... standard level of artistic literary expression. The unpruned, shapeless, and extravagant forms of earlier times will no longer be tolerated.
260 FROM 1700 TO 1740 REQUIRED READINGS FOR CHAPTER VII HISTORICAL Gardiner, 1 pp. 671-729; Green, pp. 701-734; Underwood-Guest, pp. 508-523 ; Guerber, pp. 291-303 ; Wakeling's King and Parliament, pp. 115-128; and HassalPs Making of the British Empire, pp. 7-30 (Oxford Manuals); Traill, IV. , 511-622, V, 1-171; John Morley's Walpole (251 pp.. 50 cents).
LITERARY Swift.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Reuben P Halleck to read onlineMoreLess
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