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Satire in the Victorian novel

Note 43 — Chapter I · THE SATIRIC SPIRIT

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Fielding: Tom Jones.

The phrase omitted from the Dryden citation above is, “where the very name of satire is formidable to those persons, who would appear to the world what they are not in themselves:”

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