Selections From the Tatler Spectator And Guardian
Selections From the Tatler Spectator And Guardian
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— But my Choice was so distracted among the pretty Merchants and their Dealers, I knew not where to run first. — 1 Apology, 1714, p. 81. ■ Ibid. , 1714, p. 84.
3 The serious or 'sentimental' portion of Steele's comedy is not, how- ever, to be found in his French model.
INTR OD UC TI ON. XIX One little lisping Rogue, Ribbandths, Gloveths, Tippeths. — Sir, cries another, will you buy a fine Sword-knot ; then a third, pretty Voice and Curtsie, — Does not your Lady want Hoods, Scarfs, fine green si...lk Stockins. — I went by as if I had been in a Seraglio, a living Gallery of Beauties, — staring from side to side, I bowing, they laughing, — so made my Escape, and brought your Son and Heir safe to you, through all these Darts and Glances. — To which indeed my Breast is not im- pregnable 1 .
The New Exchange, so often referred to by the Restoration dramatists, must have been a favourite haunt with Captain Steele of Lucas's, who reverts to it on several occasions in the Tatler and Spectator.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— But my Choice was so distracted among the pretty Merchants and their Dealers, I knew not where to run first. — 1 Apology, 1714, p. 81. ■ Ibid. , 1714, p. 84.
3 The serious or 'sentimental' portion of Steele's comedy is not, how- ever, to be found in his French model.
INTR OD UC TI ON. XIX One little lisping Rogue, Ribbandths, Gloveths, Tippeths. — Sir, cries another, will you buy a fine Sword-knot ; then a third, pretty Voice and Curtsie, — Does not your Lady want Hoods, Scarfs, fine green si...lk Stockins. — I went by as if I had been in a Seraglio, a living Gallery of Beauties, — staring from side to side, I bowing, they laughing, — so made my Escape, and brought your Son and Heir safe to you, through all these Darts and Glances. — To which indeed my Breast is not im- pregnable 1 .
The New Exchange, so often referred to by the Restoration dramatists, must have been a favourite haunt with Captain Steele of Lucas's, who reverts to it on several occasions in the Tatler and Spectator.
What to read after Selections From the Tatler Spectator And Guardian?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joseph Addison And Richard Steele to read onlineMoreLess
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