The Oxford Treasury of English Literature ...: Jacobean to VictorianClarendon Press, 1908 |
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... noted for his wit and prodigality . His first play , Aglaura , appeared in 1637. In 1639 he raised a troop of horse to assist the king in the Scotch war , and was much laughed at for the splendour of his uniforms . He was given a ...
... noted for his wit and prodigality . His first play , Aglaura , appeared in 1637. In 1639 he raised a troop of horse to assist the king in the Scotch war , and was much laughed at for the splendour of his uniforms . He was given a ...
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... noted for his beauty and great personal charm . He became ensign in Lord Goring's regiment , and was soon promoted to be captain . He fought in the Scotch war , but after the pacification of Berwick returned to take possession of the ...
... noted for his beauty and great personal charm . He became ensign in Lord Goring's regiment , and was soon promoted to be captain . He fought in the Scotch war , but after the pacification of Berwick returned to take possession of the ...
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... noted both as Puritan and Royalist . In his youth he spent some years on the Conti- nent , and among his earliest works are two satires on Richard Flecknoe , the Irish poetaster , whom he met in Rome . About 1650 he became tutor to the ...
... noted both as Puritan and Royalist . In his youth he spent some years on the Conti- nent , and among his earliest works are two satires on Richard Flecknoe , the Irish poetaster , whom he met in Rome . About 1650 he became tutor to the ...
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... noted , not because they are new , but because in the immense range and variety of the subject they are in some danger of being overlooked . The first is the vividness and accuracy of his descriptions of nature . It is true that he has ...
... noted , not because they are new , but because in the immense range and variety of the subject they are in some danger of being overlooked . The first is the vividness and accuracy of his descriptions of nature . It is true that he has ...
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... noted . First , the width of range covered by the topics of seventeenth - century prose . Browne , like Pepys , is interested in everything under the sun ; Burton reads every book in the library and stores his mind with a miscellaneous ...
... noted . First , the width of range covered by the topics of seventeenth - century prose . Browne , like Pepys , is interested in everything under the sun ; Burton reads every book in the library and stores his mind with a miscellaneous ...
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