Life of Miguel De Cervantes
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The Force of Blood is an interesting and lively story ; and so is The Lady Cornelia, which again is in a different style from any of the others. All of the Novels are distinguished, not only by a peculiar grace of style and delicacy of expression, which have made them classic in their own country, but for a certain force and sharpness of touch which prove them to have been drawn from real life, most likely from the author's personal experience.
The Novelas Exemplares were received with great fa...vour by Cervantes' contemporaries — nay, among the literary cliques, with greater favour than Don Quixote.
It was a kind of composition in which Cervantes had no rival or predecessor, success in which could give no offence. The name of "The Boccaccio of Spain," given him by the dramatist, Gabriel Tellez (better known as Tirso de Molina), was indeed not a very happy one, for the Novels' are as different in style and treatment from the Italian tales as they are superior to them in art and in purity, both of taste and of touch.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Force of Blood is an interesting and lively story ; and so is The Lady Cornelia, which again is in a different style from any of the others. All of the Novels are distinguished, not only by a peculiar grace of style and delicacy of expression, which have made them classic in their own country, but for a certain force and sharpness of touch which prove them to have been drawn from real life, most likely from the author's personal experience.
The Novelas Exemplares were received with great fa...vour by Cervantes' contemporaries — nay, among the literary cliques, with greater favour than Don Quixote.
It was a kind of composition in which Cervantes had no rival or predecessor, success in which could give no offence. The name of "The Boccaccio of Spain," given him by the dramatist, Gabriel Tellez (better known as Tirso de Molina), was indeed not a very happy one, for the Novels' are as different in style and treatment from the Italian tales as they are superior to them in art and in purity, both of taste and of touch.
What to read after Life of Miguel De Cervantes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anderson, John Parker, 1841- to read onlineMoreLess
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