 | Frederic Thomas Blanchard - 1926 - عدد الصفحات: 714
...the preface of The Spiritual Quixote (1772), which, by the way, is put in the mouth of a clergyman, "Don Quixote or Gil Bias, Clarissa or Sir Charles...follies and regulating the morals of young persons . . . than volumes of severe precepts seriously delivered and dogmatically inforced."28 Not a word... | |
 | Richard Graves - 1926 - عدد الصفحات: 300
...parabolical representation of the truth. Nay, I am convinced that Don Quixote or Gil Bias, Clariisa or Sir Charles Grandison, will furnish more hints...follies and regulating the morals of young persons, and. imprefs them more forcibly on their minds, than volumes of severe precepts seriously delivered and... | |
 | Rachel Lynn Schmidt - 1999 - عدد الصفحات: 278
...place as didactic literature. As Richard Graves wrote, "I am convinced that Don Quixote or Gil Bias or Sir Charles Grandison will furnish more hints for...morals of young persons, and impress them more forcibly in their minds, than volumes of severe precepts seriously delivered or dogmatically enforced."6' Of... | |
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Nay, I am convinced that Don Quixote or Gil Bias, Clarissa or Sir Charles Grandison, will furnish more hints for correcting the follies and regulating the morals of young persons, and impress them more forcibly on their minds, than volumes of severe precepts... 