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What to read if... you'd like something nice
First: here's Giovanna Garzoni’s Canina con Biscotti - because what could be nicer than a clearly much-loved 16thc Florentine lapdog, sporting a spectacularly ornamented collar, overseeing with a happy complacence that's most engaging some...
What to read if... you're huzzaing for the Pinks and hurrahing for the Blues
Since election season continues (in various places), a little old-school electioneering for you, courtesy of Emily Eden.
[A] sudden change of affairs took place...all over England, to say nothing of Scotland and Ireland. The hapless indi...
What to read if... it's Spring
Some springtime dalliance; especially now the pigeons have started strutting and cooing - is there a sound more seductive? - clearly the effect (and the result) that Marlowe’s Shepherd is aiming at in his swooningly romantic verse seduction...
What to read if... you're King of the winds
It would be a good idea never to publish anything, but if this mistake really has to be made, my view is that the dedication should be to the wind.
That’s the witty, inventive and iconoclastic 16th-17thc Neapolitan author (and condottier...
What to read if... you're dancing as if everybody's watching
All those who read only for amusement are, in my opinion, more worthy of attention than those who open a book merely to find fault, to the former I address myself, and for their entertainment commit the following pages to the press, witho...
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