The Coverley Papers
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_chiding_. Barking. Cf. Shakespeare, _Midsummer Night'sDream_, iv. I. 120: Never did I hear Such gallant chiding.
10. _his pole_. The huntsman followed on foot, carrying a longleaping-pole, which permitted him to keep a straighter course than hecould have done on horseback, owing to the state of the country.
26. _Monsieur Paschal_, the great French philosopher of theseventeenth century, who died in 1662.
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12. _habit_. State, condition.
17. But the Spectator's hunting has only consisted ...of watching the chasefrom a rising ground!
24. _Epistle to John Dryden_, 73-4, 88-95.
SPECTATOR 117.
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4. _neuter_. Neutral, Cf. Shakespeare, _Richard II_. , II. Iii. 159, 'Be it known to you I do remain as neuter. ' _engaging_. Pledging. Cf. Shakespeare, _Merchant of Venice_, III. Ii. 264: I have engaged myself to a dear friend.
6. _determination_. Decision. Cf. Shakespeare, _Measure forMeasure_, III. Ii. 258, 'He humbles himself to the determination ofjustice. ' 15. _particular_. Individual.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
_chiding_. Barking. Cf. Shakespeare, _Midsummer Night'sDream_, iv. I. 120: Never did I hear Such gallant chiding.
10. _his pole_. The huntsman followed on foot, carrying a longleaping-pole, which permitted him to keep a straighter course than hecould have done on horseback, owing to the state of the country.
26. _Monsieur Paschal_, the great French philosopher of theseventeenth century, who died in 1662.
Page 53.
12. _habit_. State, condition.
17. But the Spectator's hunting has only consisted ...of watching the chasefrom a rising ground!
24. _Epistle to John Dryden_, 73-4, 88-95.
SPECTATOR 117.
Page 54.
4. _neuter_. Neutral, Cf. Shakespeare, _Richard II_. , II. Iii. 159, 'Be it known to you I do remain as neuter. ' _engaging_. Pledging. Cf. Shakespeare, _Merchant of Venice_, III. Ii. 264: I have engaged myself to a dear friend.
6. _determination_. Decision. Cf. Shakespeare, _Measure forMeasure_, III. Ii. 258, 'He humbles himself to the determination ofjustice. ' 15. _particular_. Individual.
What to read after The Coverley Papers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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