History of Prose Fiction volume 2
History of Prose Fiction volume 2
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Polo gives an account of the famous poets of Valencia. TICKNOR.
* Dunlop considers that many incidents and names hare been bor 376 HISTORY OF FICTION. [CH. XI.
s v I vanus. In particular, he is supposed to have described an early amour of the duke of Alba, in whose service he spent a great part of his youth. Montemayor himself, we are told, was enamoured of a Spanish lady, whom, in his sonnets, he calls Marfida. After a return from a long journey he found her married, a disappointment which is ...represented by the union of Diana with Delio. This lady, it is said, lived to a great age in the province of Leon, and was visited there in the beginning of the seventeenth century, by Philip HI. And his court, on their return from Portugal. 1 ' The GALATEA of Cervantes, which was formed on the model of the Diana, is also reported to have been written with the intention of covertly relating the anecdotes of the age in which the author flourished, by a representation of the lives, the manners, and occupations of shepherds and shepherdesses, who inhabited the banks of the Tagus and Henares.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Polo gives an account of the famous poets of Valencia. TICKNOR.
* Dunlop considers that many incidents and names hare been bor 376 HISTORY OF FICTION. [CH. XI.
s v I vanus. In particular, he is supposed to have described an early amour of the duke of Alba, in whose service he spent a great part of his youth. Montemayor himself, we are told, was enamoured of a Spanish lady, whom, in his sonnets, he calls Marfida. After a return from a long journey he found her married, a disappointment which is ...represented by the union of Diana with Delio. This lady, it is said, lived to a great age in the province of Leon, and was visited there in the beginning of the seventeenth century, by Philip HI. And his court, on their return from Portugal. 1 ' The GALATEA of Cervantes, which was formed on the model of the Diana, is also reported to have been written with the intention of covertly relating the anecdotes of the age in which the author flourished, by a representation of the lives, the manners, and occupations of shepherds and shepherdesses, who inhabited the banks of the Tagus and Henares.
What to read after History of Prose Fiction volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Colin Dunlop to read onlineMoreLess
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