The History of Fiction: Being a Critical Account of the Most ..., volume 1
The History of Fiction: Being a Critical Account of the Most ..., volume 1
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In them the momentary gratifi- cation of passion, an occasional display of valour, and a concluding paroxysm of devotion, comprise die incidents of the romance.
Hence, too, there is no romance of the Round Table in which so great a war is carried on for the sake of a single woman, as in that we have just analyzed. We do not behold two knights occa- sionally tilting for the heart or ftvours of a lady, but the whole forces of India ranged against the chivahry of France* A single ladght, in a pa^ ...y Google AOMAVCBS OV OBITALI^t# 29ft roxysm of valour, overthrows the army of an em* pire; and though the combats are us^illy de8QrS)ed more circumstaptially than intelligibly> the slaugh* ter is always conducted on a nu^nificent scal^ and tends to one purpose* But though the unity of des^ in this romance be commendable, the design it^lf is by no means disserving of applause* Nothing <:an be="" more="" ab-="" siffd="" than="" that="" arthur="" aould="" enchanted="" with="" a="" woman="" he="" had="" never="" beheld="" desert="" beloved="" mis="" tress="" set="" out="" in="" quest="" of="" th="" unknown="" ftir="" consequenceof="" an="" obscure="" vision.="">
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In them the momentary gratifi- cation of passion, an occasional display of valour, and a concluding paroxysm of devotion, comprise die incidents of the romance.
Hence, too, there is no romance of the Round Table in which so great a war is carried on for the sake of a single woman, as in that we have just analyzed. We do not behold two knights occa- sionally tilting for the heart or ftvours of a lady, but the whole forces of India ranged against the chivahry of France* A single ladght, in a pa^ ...y Google AOMAVCBS OV OBITALI^t# 29ft roxysm of valour, overthrows the army of an em* pire; and though the combats are us^illy de8QrS)ed more circumstaptially than intelligibly> the slaugh* ter is always conducted on a nu^nificent scal^ and tends to one purpose* But though the unity of des^ in this romance be commendable, the design it^lf is by no means disserving of applause* Nothing <:an be="" more="" ab-="" siffd="" than="" that="" arthur="" aould="" enchanted="" with="" a="" woman="" he="" had="" never="" beheld="" desert="" beloved="" mis="" tress="" set="" out="" in="" quest="" of="" th="" unknown="" ftir="" consequenceof="" an="" obscure="" vision.="">
What to read after The History of Fiction: Being a Critical Account of the Most ..., volume 1?
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