On the Art of Reading
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II 'The _Subject_ of English Literature. ' Surely--for a start--thereis no such thing; or rather, may we not say that everything is, has been or can be, a subject of English Literature? Man's lossof Paradise has been a subject of English Literature, and so hasbeen a Copper Coinage in Ireland, and so has been RoastSucking-pig, and so has been Holy Dying, and so has been Mr Pepys'ssomewhat unholy living, and so have been Ecclesiastical Polity, The Grail, Angling for Chub, The Wealth of Nations, T...he Sublimeand the Beautiful, The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, Prize-Fights, Grecian Urns, Modern Painters, Intimations ofImmortality in early Childhood, Travels with a Donkey, RuralRides and Rejected Addresses--_all_ these have been subjects ofEnglish Literature: as have been human complots and intrigues aswide asunder as "Othello" and "The School for Scandal"; personsas different as Prometheus and Dr Johnson, Imogen and MollFlanders, Piers the Plowman and Mr Pickwick; places as differentas Utopia and Cranford, Laputa and Reading Gaol.
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II 'The _Subject_ of English Literature. ' Surely--for a start--thereis no such thing; or rather, may we not say that everything is, has been or can be, a subject of English Literature? Man's lossof Paradise has been a subject of English Literature, and so hasbeen a Copper Coinage in Ireland, and so has been RoastSucking-pig, and so has been Holy Dying, and so has been Mr Pepys'ssomewhat unholy living, and so have been Ecclesiastical Polity, The Grail, Angling for Chub, The Wealth of Nations, T...he Sublimeand the Beautiful, The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, Prize-Fights, Grecian Urns, Modern Painters, Intimations ofImmortality in early Childhood, Travels with a Donkey, RuralRides and Rejected Addresses--_all_ these have been subjects ofEnglish Literature: as have been human complots and intrigues aswide asunder as "Othello" and "The School for Scandal"; personsas different as Prometheus and Dr Johnson, Imogen and MollFlanders, Piers the Plowman and Mr Pickwick; places as differentas Utopia and Cranford, Laputa and Reading Gaol.
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