English Garner:
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共 55 题- AN ENGLISH GARNER
- PUBLISHERS' NOTE
- CONTENTS
- INTRODUCTION
- In turning to Wilson's own style, we are reminded of Butler's sarcasm--
- J. CHURTON COLLINS.
- THOMAS WILSON.
- Your most loving and careful brother
- PHILIP SIDNEY.
- JOHN DRYDEN.
- MY LORD,
- JOHN DRYDEN.
- OF DRAMATIC POESY, AN ESSAY.
- JOHN DRYDEN.
- TO THE READER.
- LISIDEIUS concluded, in this manner; and
- FINIS.
- JOHN DRYDEN.
- The words of my noble adversary are these--
- THOMAS ELLWOOD.
- ADVICE TO A YOUNG REVIEWER, WITH A SPECIMEN OF THE ART.
- PREDICTIONS FOR THE YEAR 1708.
- MDCCVIII.
- FINIS.
- A Revenue Officer
- MY LORD,
- THE EPITAPH.
- BY JOHN PARTRIDGE,
- The poor girl provoked, told him, "He lied like a rascal!"
- I open the window and ask, "Who is there, and what he wants?"
- FINIS.
- SIR,
- JOHN PARTRIDGE.
- On the last leaf of this _Almanack_ is the following notice:--
- In his _Almanack_ for 1715 [P.P. 2465/7], PARTRIDGE says--
- SIR,
- THOMAS TICKELL.
- I am, Sir,
- RICHARD STEELE.
- EDWARD CHAMBERLAYNE.
- SIR,
- _Hic labor, hoc opus
- I am, Sir, Your most humble servant,
- T.B.
- FINIS.
- ISAAC BICKERSTAFF
- Your most humble servant, &c._
- NESTOR IRONSIDE
- G.W._
- BENJAMIN FRANKLIN.
- COURTEOUS READER.
- Methinks, I hear some of you say, "Must a man afford himself no leisure?"
- I will tell thee, my friend! what _Poor RICHARD_ says.
- I am, as ever, Thine, to serve thee!
- RICHARD SAUNDERS.