Titlebook: Eighteenth-Century Writers in their World; A Mighty Maze Andrew Varney Textbook 1999Latest edition Andrew Varney 1999 city.government.Libre

Etymology

,Other Worlds — Narratives of Travel: , and ,es himself on a huge kitchen garden with walls ‘countless in number, endless in length’ and comprising ‘a(chǎn) village of hot-houses’ and ‘a(chǎn) pinery’, which had produced one hundred pineapples in the last year. The point about pineapples is that since their introduction to Britain in the seventeenth centu

凹室

Wit and Virtue: , and ,em by turns. Even though the College consists of imaginary characters in a play talking about other people who are as it were even more non-existent as they are never more than names, the scene is entertaining, but slightly disconcertingly so: it is witty, but it essentially trades in the impure ple

charisma

惰性女人

Writing by Women: the Female Poets and Mrs Manley,e of women as well as men, and certainly by the middle and later nineteenth century, despite the use of male names by some female authors, the question of female authorship is no longer seriously problematic. Many readers could probably identify at least two considerable female authors of fiction be

忘恩負(fù)義的人

Exhilarate

Science and Nature: , and ,ulation:.In . which appeared in 1667, just five years before Addison’s birth, the human pair were the focus of universal attention, divine and satanic, angelic and diabolic. By the time Addison at thirty-six was writing, the discoveries of the new science had so far penetrated the national conscious

Glycogen

Country and City, the Choice of Life: Dr Johnson,lebration of the ‘beauteous forms’ of the natural landscape; they are a resumption of a long negotiation, one of the major preoccupations of the eighteenth century, between constructions of urban and rural life. In the ‘Lines’ the site of this negotiation is not so much the viewpoint above Tintern a

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