Humorists of the eighteenth century /
by Urwin, G. G [editor.].
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BookPublisher: London : J.Murray, 1962Description: 336 p. : illus. ; 20 cm.Subject(s): English literature -- 18th century | English wit and humor
Contents:
J. Swift: A voyage to Laputa, Balnibarbi and Luggnagg, from Gulliver's travels.--H. Fielding: The contemptible behaviour of Thomas Heartfree, from Jonathan Wild. Adventures with a company of soldiers, from Tom Jones.--T. Smollett: The troubles of a fortune-hunter, from Roderick Random. The unsettled retirement of Commodore Trunnion, from Peregrine pickle.--L. Sterne: War on two fronts, from Tristram Shandy.--O. Goldsmith: The problems of genteel poverty, from The vicar of Wakefield.--J. Austen: The fearsome past of General Tilney, from Northanger Abbey.
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J. Swift: A voyage to Laputa, Balnibarbi and Luggnagg, from Gulliver's travels.--H. Fielding: The contemptible behaviour of Thomas Heartfree, from Jonathan Wild. Adventures with a company of soldiers, from Tom Jones.--T. Smollett: The troubles of a fortune-hunter, from Roderick Random. The unsettled retirement of Commodore Trunnion, from Peregrine pickle.--L. Sterne: War on two fronts, from Tristram Shandy.--O. Goldsmith: The problems of genteel poverty, from The vicar of Wakefield.--J. Austen: The fearsome past of General Tilney, from Northanger Abbey.
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