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A Sentimental Journey Through France and Italy (Cosimo Classics Travel & Exploration),Used
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From the Back Cover Laurence Sterne's revolutionary novel The Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy, Gentleman (17601767) plays with time, space, narrative conceits, and the very concept of the novel itselfit has dramatically affected the course of Englishlanguage fiction in the centuries since, with works from writers such as James Joyce and Thomas Pynchon showing his influence. A Sentimental Journey Through France and Italy (1768) is the thematic sequel, a tale of a minor character from Shandy that is its own frolic of experimental fiction. Though less well known than its celebrated predecessor, this is an equally startling and frantically imaginative work from a writer some consider a comic genius. This edition also features the collection The Journal to Eliza, Sterne's impishly coy diary of a separation from his mistress, as well as numerous letters Sterne wrote to a variety of correspondents, including his wife. Product Description The crimson windowcurtains... were drawn close; the sun was setting, and reflected through them so warm a tint into the fair fille de chambre's face, I thought she blush'dthe idea of it made me blush myself. We were quite alone; and that superinduced a second blush before the first could get off. from "The Temptation" Laurence Sterne's revolutionary novel The Life and Opinions of Tristram Shandy, Gentleman (17601767) plays with time, space, narrative conceits, and the very concept of the novel itselfit has dramatically affected the course of Englishlanguage fiction in the centuries since, with works from writers such as James Joyce and Thomas Pynchon showing his influence. A Sentimental Journey Through France and Italy (1768) is the thematic sequel, a tale of a minor character from Shandy that is its own frolic of experimental fiction. Though less well known than its celebrated predecessor, this is an equally startling and frantically imaginative work from a writer some consider a comic genius. This edition also features the collection The Journal to Eliza, Sterne's impishly coy diary of a separation from his mistress, as well as numerous letters Sterne wrote to a variety of correspondents, including his wife. Irish clergyman LAURENCE STERNE (17131768) also wrote the satire A Political Romance (1759) and published volumes of his sermons. About the Author Irish clergyman LAURENCE STERNE (17131768) also wrote the satire A Political Romance (1759) and published volumes of his sermons.
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