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Contains 26 essays on aspects of English literature. Among her subjects are the writings of Mary Wollstonecraft, Dorothy Wordsworth, and Christina Rossetti. She also reflects on the poetry of John Donne; the works of Daniel Defoe, Lawrence Sterne, George Meredith, and Thomas Hardy; Lord Chesterfield’s letters; and Thomas De Quincey’s autobiography. Noteworthy too is the last essay, "How Should One Read a Book?".
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The Second Common Reader: Annotated Edition
January 13, 2003, Harvest Books
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The Common Reader: First Series, Annotated Edition
April 1984, Harvest Books
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Table of Contents
The common reader.
The Pastons and Chaucer.
On not knowing Greek.
The Elizabethan lumber room.
Notes on an Elizabethan play.
Montaigne.
The Duchess of Newcastle.
Rambling round Evelyn.
Defoe.
Addison.
The lives of the obscure: The Taylors and the Edgeworths. Laetitia Pilkington. Miss Ormerod.
Jane Austen.
Modern fiction.
"Jane Eyre" and "Wuthering Heights".
George Eliot.
The Russian point of view.
Outlines: Miss Mitford. Dr. Bentley. Lady Dorothy Nevill. Archbishop Thomson.
The patron and the crocus.
The modern essay.
Joseph Conrad.
How it strikes a contemporary.
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