History of Spanish Literature V.2
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Julius says, there was a Ger- that he has thrust into it passages from man translation of it published at Leip- other works of Quevedo, and a story by zig (1826, 2 vols.) by a female hand, VOL. II. 22 338 OTHER PROSE SATIRES. [Period II.
This, too, is the character of most of his other l^rpse satires, which Avere chiefly written, or at least pubhshed, nearly at the same period of his life ; — the interval between his two great imprisonments, when the first had roused up all his indignation agai...nst a condition of society which could permit such intol- erable injustice as he had suffered, and before the crushing severity of the last had broken down alike his health and his courage. Among them are the treatise ^* On all Things and many more," — an attack on pretension and cant ; '"The Tale of Tales," which is in ridicule of the too frequent use of proverbs ; and •• Time's Proclamation," which is apparently directed against whatever came uppermost in its author's thoughts when he was Avriting it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Julius says, there was a Ger- that he has thrust into it passages from man translation of it published at Leip- other works of Quevedo, and a story by zig (1826, 2 vols.) by a female hand, VOL. II. 22 338 OTHER PROSE SATIRES. [Period II.
This, too, is the character of most of his other l^rpse satires, which Avere chiefly written, or at least pubhshed, nearly at the same period of his life ; — the interval between his two great imprisonments, when the first had roused up all his indignation agai...nst a condition of society which could permit such intol- erable injustice as he had suffered, and before the crushing severity of the last had broken down alike his health and his courage. Among them are the treatise ^* On all Things and many more," — an attack on pretension and cant ; '"The Tale of Tales," which is in ridicule of the too frequent use of proverbs ; and •• Time's Proclamation," which is apparently directed against whatever came uppermost in its author's thoughts when he was Avriting it.
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