Character Writin
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共 429 题- CHARACTER WRITINGS
- OF THE
- SEVENTEENTH CENTURY
- EDITED BY
- HENRY MORLEY, LL.D.
- CONTENTS.
- CHARACTER WRITING BEFORE THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY.
- CHARACTER WRITINGS OF THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY.
- JOSEPH HALL
- HIS CHARACTERS OF VIRTUES AND VICES
- JOHN STEPHENS
- JOHN EARLE
- MICROCOSMOGRAPHY----
- NICHOLAS BRETON
- GEOFFREY MINSHULL
- WYE SALTONSTALL
- DONALD LUPTON
- CHARACTERS PUBLISHED BETWEEN 1647 AND 1665
- RICHARD FLECKNOE
- CHARACTERS PUBLISHED BETWEEN 1673 AND 1689
- SAMUEL BUTLER
- CHARACTER WRITING AFTER THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY.
- CHARACTER WRITINGS
- OF THE
- SEVENTEENTH CENTURY.
- STUPIDITY.
- A RUFFLER.
- A TRAVELLER.
- THE TRUE CRITIC.
- THE CHARACTER OF THE PERSONS.
- CHARACTERS
- BY
- SIR THOMAS OVERBURY,
- SIR THOMAS OVERBURY'S CHARACTERS;
- OR,
- WITTY DESCRIPTIONS OF THE PROPERTIES OF SUNDRY PERSONS.
- A GOOD WOMAN.
- A VERY WOMAN.
- HER NEXT PART.
- A DISSEMBLER
- A COURTIER,
- A GOLDEN ASS
- A FLATTERER
- AN IGNORANT GLORY-HUNTER
- A TIMIST
- AN AMORIST
- AN AFFECTED TRAVELLER
- A WISE MAN
- A NOBLE SPIRIT
- AN OLD MAN
- A COUNTRY GENTLEMAN
- A FINE GENTLEMAN
- AN ELDER BROTHER
- A BRAGGADOCIO WELSHMAN
- A PEDANT.
- A SERVING-MAN
- AN HOST
- AN OSTLER
- THE TRUE CHARACTER OF A DUNCE.
- A GOOD WIFE
- A MELANCHOLY MAN
- A SAILOR
- A SOLDIER
- A TAILOR
- A PURITAN
- A MERE COMMON LAWYER
- A MERE SCHOLAR.
- A TINKER
- AN APPARITOR
- AN ALMANAC-MAKER
- A HYPOCRITE
- A CHAMBERMAID.
- A PRECISIAN.
- AN INNS OF COURT MAN.
- A MERE FELLOW OF AN HOUSE.
- A WORTHY COMMANDER IN THE WARS
- A VAINGLORIOUS COWARD IN COMMAND
- A PIRATE,
- AN ORDINARY FENCER
- A PUNY CLERK.
- A FOOTMAN.
- A NOBLE AND RETIRED HOUSEKEEPER
- AN INTRUDER INTO FAVOUR
- A FAIR AND HAPPY MILKMAID
- AN ARRANT HORSE-COURSER
- A ROARING BOY.
- A DRUNKEN DUTCHMAN RESIDENT IN ENGLAND
- A PHANTASTIQUE: AN IMPROVIDENT YOUNG GALLANT,
- A BUTTON-MAKER OF AMSTERDAM
- A DISTASTER OF THE TIME
- A MERE FELLOW OF AN HOUSE
- A MERE PETTIFOGGER
- AN INGROSSER OF CORN.
- A DEVILISH USURER
- A WATERMAN
- A REVEREND JUDGE
- A VIRTUOUS WIDOW
- AN ORDINARY WIDOW
- A QUACK-SALVER
- A CANTING ROGUE.
- A FRENCH COOK.
- A SEXTON
- A JESUIT
- AN EXCELLENT ACTOR.
- A FRANKLIN.
- A RHYMER
- A COVETOUS MAN.
- THE PROUD MAN
- A PRISON.
- A PRISONER
- A CREDITOR
- A SERGEANT
- HIS YEOMAN
- A COMMON CRUEL JAILOR
- WHAT A CHARACTER IS.
- THE CHARACTER OF A HAPPY LIFE.
- BY SIR H. W.[1]
- AN ESSAY OF VALOUR.
- JOSEPH HALL'S
- CHARACTERS OF VICES AND VIRTUES
- A DOMESTIC CHAPLAIN.
- THE WITLESS GALLANT.
- CHARACTERS OF VIRTUES AND VICES.
- BY JOSEPH HALL.
- THE FIRST BOOK.
- THE PROEM.
- CHARACTER OF THE WISE MAN.
- OF AN HONEST MAN.
- OF THE FAITHFUL MAN.
- OF THE HUMBLE MAN.
- OF A VALIANT MAN.
- OF A PATIENT MAN.
- OF THE TRUE FRIEND.
- OF THE TRULY NOBLE.
- OF THE GOOD MAGISTRATE.
- OF THE PENITENT.
- HE IS A HAPPY MAN
- THE SECOND BOOK.
- CHARACTERISMS OF VICES.
- THE PROEM.
- CHARACTER OF THE HYPOCRITE.
- OF THE BUSYBODY.
- OF THE SUPERSTITIOUS.
- OF THE PROFANE.
- OF THE MALCONTENT.
- OF THE INCONSTANT.
- OF THE FLATTERER.
- OF THE SLOTHFUL.
- OF THE COVETOUS.
- OF THE VAINGLORIOUS.
- OF THE PRESUMPTUOUS.
- OF THE DISTRUSTFUL.
- OF THE AMBITIOUS.
- OF THE UNTHRIFT.
- OF THE ENVIOUS.
- JOHN STEPHENS,
- JOHN EARLE
- MICROCOSMOGRAPHY;
- OR,
- A PIECE OF THE WORLD CHARACTERIZED.
- A CHILD
- A YOUNG RAW PREACHER
- A GRAVE DIVINE
- A MERE DULL PHYSICIAN.
- AN ALDERMAN.
- A DISCONTENTED MAN
- AN ANTIQUARY.
- A YOUNGER BROTHER.
- A MERE FORMAL MAN
- A CHURCH-PAPIST
- A SELF-CONCEITED MAN
- A TOO IDLY RESERVED MAN
- A TAVERN
- A SHARK
- A CARRIER
- A YOUNG MAN.
- AN OLD COLLEGE BUTLER
- AN UPSTART COUNTRY KNIGHT
- AN IDLE GALLANT
- A CONSTABLE
- A DOWN-RIGHT SCHOLAR
- A PLAIN COUNTRY FELLOW
- A PLAYER.
- A DETRACTOR
- A YOUNG GENTLEMAN OF THE UNIVERSITY
- A WEAK MAN
- A TOBACCO-SELLER
- A POT-POET
- A PLAUSIBLE MAN
- A BOWL-ALLEY
- THE WORLD'S WISE MAN
- A SURGEON
- A CONTEMPLATIVE MAN
- A SHE PRECISE HYPOCRITE
- A SCEPTIC IN RELIGION
- AN ATTORNEY.
- A PARTIAL MAN
- A TRUMPETER
- A VULGAR-SPIRITED MAN
- A PLODDING STUDENT
- PAUL'S WALK[64]
- A COOK.
- A BOLD FORWARD MAN
- A BAKER.
- A PRETENDER TO LEARNING
- A HERALD
- THE COMMON SINGING-MEN IN CATHEDRAL CHURCHES
- A SHOPKEEPER.
- A BLUNT MAN
- A HANDSOME HOSTESS
- A CRITIC
- A SERGEANT, OR CATCH-POLE
- A UNIVERSITY DUN
- A STAID MAN
- A MODEST MAN
- A MERE EMPTY WIT
- A DRUNKARD
- A PRISON
- A SERVING MAN
- AN INSOLENT MAN
- ACQUAINTANCE
- A MERE COMPLIMENTAL MAN
- A POOR FIDDLER
- A MEDDLING MAN
- A GOOD OLD MAN
- A FLATTERER
- A HIGH-SPIRITED MAN
- A MERE GULL CITIZEN
- A LASCIVIOUS MAN
- A RASH MAN
- AN AFFECTED MAN
- A PROFANE MAN
- A COWARD
- A SORDID RICH MAN
- A MERE GREAT MAN
- A POOR MAN
- AN ORDINARY HONEST MAN
- A SUSPICIOUS OR JEALOUS MAN
- NICHOLAS BRETON
- NICH. BRETON.
- TO THE READER.
- N.B.
- CHARACTERS UPON ESSAYS,
- MORAL AND DIVINE.
- BY NICHOLAS BRETON.
- WISDOM.
- LEARNING.
- KNOWLEDGE.
- PRACTICE.
- PATIENCE.
- LOVE.
- PEACE.
- WAR.
- VALOUR.
- RESOLUTION.
- HONOUR.
- TRUTH.
- TIME.
- DEATH.
- FAITH.
- FEAR.
- OF STUDIES.
- THE GOOD AND THE BAD;
- OR,
- DESCRIPTIONS OF THE WORTHIES AND
- UNWORTHIES OF THIS AGE.
- BY NICHOLAS BRETON.
- A WORTHY KING.
- AN UNWORTHY KING.
- A WORTHY QUEEN.
- A WORTHY PRINCE.
- AN UNWORTHY PRINCE.
- A WORTHY PRIVY COUNCILLOR.
- AN UNWORTHY COUNCILLOR.
- A NOBLEMAN.
- AN UNNOBLE MAN.
- A WORTHY BISHOP.
- AN UNWORTHY BISHOP.
- A WORTHY JUDGE.
- AN UNWORTHY JUDGE.
- A WORTHY KNIGHT.
- AN UNWORTHY KNIGHT.
- A WORTHY GENTLEMAN.
- AN UNWORTHY GENTLEMAN.
- A WORTHY LAWYER.
- AN UNWORTHY LAWYER.
- A WORTHY SOLDIER.
- AN UNTRAINED SOLDIER.
- A WORTHY PHYSICIAN.
- AN UNWORTHY PHYSICIAN.
- A WORTHY MERCHANT.
- AN UNWORTHY MERCHANT.
- A GOOD MAN.
- AN ATHEIST OR MOST BAD MAN.
- A WISE MAN.
- A FOOL.
- AN HONEST MAN.
- A KNAVE.
- AN USURER.
- A BEGGAR.
- A VIRGIN.
- A WANTON WOMAN.
- A QUIET WOMAN.
- AN UNQUIET WOMAN.
- A GOOD WIFE.
- AN EFFEMINATE FOOL.
- A PARASITE.
- A DRUNKARD.
- A COWARD.
- AN HONEST POOR MAN.
- A JUST MAN.
- A REPENTANT SINNER.
- A REPROBATE.
- AN OLD MAN.
- A YOUNG MAN.
- A HOLY MAN.
- GEOFFREY MINSHULL.
- A CHARACTER OF A PRISONER.
- HENRY PARROT [?].
- A SCOLD
- A GOOD WIFE
- This is R. M.'s character of a Player--_
- PLAYER
- A CORRANTO-COINER
- JOHN MILTON,
- ON THE UNIVERSITY CARRIER,
- ANOTHER ON THE SAME.
- WYE SALTONSTALL,
- THE TERM
- THE HORSE
- PAMPHLETS
- JOHN CLEVELAND,
- THE CHARACTER OF A DIURNAL-MAKER.
- THE CHARACTER OF A LONDON DIURNAL.
- I wonder for how many lives my Lord Hopton took the lease of his body.
- THE VALIANT MAN.
- SAMUEL BUTLER,
- CHARACTERS.
- BY SAMUEL BUTLER.
- A DEGENERATE NOBLE; OR, ONE THAT IS PROUD OF HIS BIRTH,
- A HUFFING COURTIER
- A COURT BEGGAR
- A BUMPKIN OR COUNTRY SQUIRE
- AN ANTIQUARY
- A PROUD MAN
- A SMALL POET
- A PHILOSOPHER
- A MELANCHOLY MAN
- A TRAVELLER
- A CURIOUS MAN
- A HERALD
- A VIRTUOSO
- AN INTELLIGENCER
- A QUIBBLER
- A TIME-SERVER
- A PRATER
- A DISPUTANT
- A PROJECTOR
- A COMPLEMENTER
- A CHEAT
- A TEDIOUS MAN
- A PRETENDER
- A NEWSMONGER
- A MODERN CRITIC
- A BUSY MAN
- A PEDANT
- A HUNTER
- AN AFFECTED MAN
- A MEDICINE-TAKER
- THE MISER
- A SWEARER
- THE LUXURIOUS
- AN UNGRATEFUL MAN
- A SQUIRE OF DAMES
- AN HYPOCRITE
- AN OPINIONATER
- A CHOLERIC MAN
- A SUPERSTITIOUS MAN
- A DROLL
- THE OBSTINATE MAN
- A ZEALOT
- THE OVERDOER
- THE RASH MAN
- THE AFFECTED OR FORMAL
- A FLATTERER
- A PRODIGAL
- THE INCONSTANT
- A GLUTTON
- A RIBALD
- A MODERN POLITICIAN
- A MODERN STATESMAN
- A DUKE OF BUCKS
- A FANTASTIC
- AN HARANGUER
- A RANTER
- AN AMORIST
- AN ASTROLOGER
- A LAWYER
- AN EPIGRAMMATIST
- A FANATIC.
- A PROSELYTE.
- A CLOWN
- A WOOER
- AN IMPUDENT MAN
- AN IMITATOR
- A SOT
- A JUGGLER
- A ROMANCE-WRITER
- A LIBELLER
- A FACTIOUS MEMBER
- A PLAY-WRITER
- A MOUNTEBANK
- A WITTOL
- A LITIGIOUS MAN
- A HUMOURIST
- A LEADER OF A FACTION
- A DEBAUCHED MAN
- THE SEDITIOUS MAN
- THE RUDE MAN
- A RABBLE
- A KNIGHT OF THE POST
- AN UNDESERVING FAVOURITE
- A MALICIOUS MAN
- A KNAVE
- APPENDIX.
- WILLIAM WORDSWORTH
- CHARACTER OF THE HAPPY WARRIOR.
- Shakspeare, of a child, says--
- End of Project Gutenberg's Character Writings of the 17th Century, by Various