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A history of Italian literature

Note 16 — Chapter XVI · THE NOVEL

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The Italian style of novel has been imitated in English inStories after Nature, by Charles Wells, author ofJoseph and his Brethren, with great success, except for Wells’s deficiency in humour, and his employment of a more poetical diction than the Italians would have allowed themselves.

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