The Art of Poetry
The Art of Poetry
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CHARACTERS from the Histories and Memoirs of the Seventeenth Century. With an Essay on The Character and Historical Notes, by DAVID NICHOL SMITH. Crown 8vo, pp. Hi + 332. 6s. Net. At the Clarendon Press.
'Admirably chosen, admirably edited and prefaced and annotated . . . This most interesting volume. ' Times Literary Supplement (leading article).
' I do not think any more delightful, companionable, and agreeably instructive book has ever been issued even from the Clarendon Press. ' Augustine B...irrell in The Nation.
' The reader will not only peruse the volume first for serious study, but will again and again skim from page to page, and always be rewarded. . . . Mr. Nichol Smith's Essay ... Is exactly what has long been wanted. In the very clearest and at the same time the most delightful style he has written of the beginnings of character- sketches. . . . Besides this admirable Essay there are ... A series of excellent notes ... In fact, these judicious notes are as interesting as the selected characters are fascinating.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
CHARACTERS from the Histories and Memoirs of the Seventeenth Century. With an Essay on The Character and Historical Notes, by DAVID NICHOL SMITH. Crown 8vo, pp. Hi + 332. 6s. Net. At the Clarendon Press.
'Admirably chosen, admirably edited and prefaced and annotated . . . This most interesting volume. ' Times Literary Supplement (leading article).
' I do not think any more delightful, companionable, and agreeably instructive book has ever been issued even from the Clarendon Press. ' Augustine B...irrell in The Nation.
' The reader will not only peruse the volume first for serious study, but will again and again skim from page to page, and always be rewarded. . . . Mr. Nichol Smith's Essay ... Is exactly what has long been wanted. In the very clearest and at the same time the most delightful style he has written of the beginnings of character- sketches. . . . Besides this admirable Essay there are ... A series of excellent notes ... In fact, these judicious notes are as interesting as the selected characters are fascinating.
What to read after The Art of Poetry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ker, W. P. (William Paton), 1855-1923 to read onlineMoreLess
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