The Essence of Malone Or the Beauties of That Fascinating Writer
The Essence of Malone Or the Beauties of That Fascinating Writer
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D. 1673, a writer in 1682, which is later frill, mould refume, unlefs by mere inadvertence, the original name Sidley.
In truth MuJgrave does no fuch thing. It is the editor of that Peer, E. Malone ; it is not the Peer himfelf who commits the anachronifm, but commits it in fuch equivocal terms (which conftitutes the beauty of the artifice) that he does not in words quote the Peer as writing the G 3 name.
t * J name thus, but writes it in that manner himfelf, and then fpcaks of the Peer as giving... a por- trait of the character.
I muft, on the other hand, (with candour emulating the Malonian) admit, that Mulgrave does call him little Sid which, however, being evidently a term of ridicule, cannot prove, that his name was written Sidley in 1682, and much lefs in oppofition to other proofs, that Sedley then was the name.
Edmond is, however, mone fortunate in Bur- net's Hijiory of his own Times. For there (and it is molt propitious for the anagram-builder) fpeaking hiftorically of A. D. 1668, (the very date re- quired) i.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
D. 1673, a writer in 1682, which is later frill, mould refume, unlefs by mere inadvertence, the original name Sidley.
In truth MuJgrave does no fuch thing. It is the editor of that Peer, E. Malone ; it is not the Peer himfelf who commits the anachronifm, but commits it in fuch equivocal terms (which conftitutes the beauty of the artifice) that he does not in words quote the Peer as writing the G 3 name.
t * J name thus, but writes it in that manner himfelf, and then fpcaks of the Peer as giving... a por- trait of the character.
I muft, on the other hand, (with candour emulating the Malonian) admit, that Mulgrave does call him little Sid which, however, being evidently a term of ridicule, cannot prove, that his name was written Sidley in 1682, and much lefs in oppofition to other proofs, that Sedley then was the name.
Edmond is, however, mone fortunate in Bur- net's Hijiory of his own Times. For there (and it is molt propitious for the anagram-builder) fpeaking hiftorically of A. D. 1668, (the very date re- quired) i.
What to read after The Essence of Malone Or the Beauties of That Fascinating Writer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Hardinge to read onlineMoreLess
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