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... stories , several of these later editions carried on the history of the heroine . Probably none of the continuations was by Defoe himself , though the one in the edition of 1745 has been attributed to him . For this reason , and because ...
... stories , several of these later editions carried on the history of the heroine . Probably none of the continuations was by Defoe himself , though the one in the edition of 1745 has been attributed to him . For this reason , and because ...
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... story of The Fortunate Mistress and the continuation of 1745. The former is better narrative than the latter ; it moves quicker ; it is more real . And yet there is a manifest attempt in the continuation to imitate the manner and the ...
... story of The Fortunate Mistress and the continuation of 1745. The former is better narrative than the latter ; it moves quicker ; it is more real . And yet there is a manifest attempt in the continuation to imitate the manner and the ...
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... story endowed the heroine with wholly characteristic selfishness when he made her , on hearing of Amy's death , feel less sorrow for the miserable fate of her friend , than for her own loss of an adviser . And yet Roxana is capable of ...
... story endowed the heroine with wholly characteristic selfishness when he made her , on hearing of Amy's death , feel less sorrow for the miserable fate of her friend , than for her own loss of an adviser . And yet Roxana is capable of ...
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... story of a solitary on a desert island and the story of the visitation of a pestilence— the nature of the subject made the author's course toler- ably plain ; in The Fortunate Mistress , the proper course was by no means so well marked ...
... story of a solitary on a desert island and the story of the visitation of a pestilence— the nature of the subject made the author's course toler- ably plain ; in The Fortunate Mistress , the proper course was by no means so well marked ...
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... story in worse clothes than the lady whose words he speaks , pre- pared for the world . He takes the liberty to say that this story differs from most of the modern performances of this kind , though some of them have met with a very ...
... story in worse clothes than the lady whose words he speaks , pre- pared for the world . He takes the liberty to say that this story differs from most of the modern performances of this kind , though some of them have met with a very ...
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