Miscellanies of Literature 2
Miscellanies of Literature 2
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The ass (that is. Smart,) which characters the second, is as laborious as be is empty ; he wears a ridiculous comicalness of aspect (which i SIR JOHN HILL. 165 Smart, in return for our Janus-faced critic's treatment, balanced the amount of debtor and creditor with a pungent Dunciad " The Hilliad." Hill^ who had heard of the rod in pickle, anticipated the blow, to break its strength ; and, according to his adopted system, introduced himself and Smart, with a story of his having recommended the b...ard to his bookseller, " who took him into salary on my approba- tion. I betrayed him into the profession, and having starved upon it, he has a right to abuse me." This story was formally denied by an advertisement from Newbery, the bookseller.
" The Hilliad'' is a polished and pointed satire. The hero is thus exhibited on earth, and in heaven.
On earth, " a tawny Sibyl," with " an old striped curtain — ^" *• And tatter'd tapestry o'er her shoulders hung — Her loins with patch. work cincture were begirt, That more than spoke diversity of dirt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The ass (that is. Smart,) which characters the second, is as laborious as be is empty ; he wears a ridiculous comicalness of aspect (which i SIR JOHN HILL. 165 Smart, in return for our Janus-faced critic's treatment, balanced the amount of debtor and creditor with a pungent Dunciad " The Hilliad." Hill^ who had heard of the rod in pickle, anticipated the blow, to break its strength ; and, according to his adopted system, introduced himself and Smart, with a story of his having recommended the b...ard to his bookseller, " who took him into salary on my approba- tion. I betrayed him into the profession, and having starved upon it, he has a right to abuse me." This story was formally denied by an advertisement from Newbery, the bookseller.
" The Hilliad'' is a polished and pointed satire. The hero is thus exhibited on earth, and in heaven.
On earth, " a tawny Sibyl," with " an old striped curtain — ^" *• And tatter'd tapestry o'er her shoulders hung — Her loins with patch. work cincture were begirt, That more than spoke diversity of dirt.
What to read after Miscellanies of Literature 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Disraeli Isaac to read onlineMoreLess
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