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A Voyage

to Lisbon

Edited by HANNAFORD Bennett

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JOHN LONG'S CARLTON CLASSICS
PRICES :-Decorative Cover, 3d. net; Cloth, 6d. net;

Leather, is. net; postage, itd. per vol.
The first twelve only are bound in decorative paper covers
The Four Georges .

W. M. THACKERAY Childe Harold's Pilgrimage

LORD BYRON Much Ado About Nothing

SHAKESPEARE Warren Hastings

LORD MACAULAY The Life of Nelson

ROBERT SOUTHEY Tales (Selected)

EDGAR ALLAN POE Christabel, and other Poems

S. T. COLERIDGE A Sentimental Journey

LAURENCE STERNE The Blessed Damozel, and other Poems DANTE G. RosseTTI On Heroes and Hero-Worship

THOMAS CARLYLE Sonnets and Poems

SHAKESPEARE Rasselas

SAMUEL JOHNSON Sonnets and Poems

EDMUND SPENSER Essays (Selected)

Joseph ADDISON His Book

ARTEMUS WARD The Dunciad, and other Poems

ALEXANDER POPE English Humourists of the 18th Century W. M. THACKERAY The Jumping Frog, and other Sketches MARK TWAIN Songs ,

ROBERT BURNS Essays (Selected)

LEIGH HUNT Letters of Junius

ANONYMOUS Humorous Poems

THOMAS HOOD Confessions of an English Opium Eater THOMAS DE QUINCEY A Voyage to Lilliput

Dean SWIFT Grace Abounding

JOHN BUNYAN Critical Essays

MATTHEW ARNOLD Poems

PERCY B. SHELLEY Mr Gilfil's Love Story

GEORGE ELIOT Scenes from Harry Lorrequer

CHARLES LEVER Poems

BEN JONSON Essays or Counsels Civil and Moral

FRANCIS BACON Minor Poems

John MILTON Selections

EDMUND BURKE Sonnets

WM. WORDSWORTH A Voyage to Lisbon

HENRY FIELDING Essays

JAMES A. FROUDE Other Volumes in Preparation

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LESS is known about Henry Fielding than of many of the celebrities of the preceding century. When the facts and circumstances of his life might easily have been discovered, there was no

one who cared sufficiently to make investigation and we can never know much of him. Fielding's earliest biographer collected and presented a picture of him drawn from contemporary tradition, but his work is misleading, and he did not trouble to obtain trustworthy information from Fielding's widow, brother and sister, whọ were still alive. Fielding died young. When he was thirty-five years of age he was undistinguished, and twelve years later he was dead. If Dr Johnson had died at forty-seven, instead of jat seventy-five, we should have known little or nothing of him.

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