Williams, W. E.;
A book of English essays
Penguin, 1981, 384 pages
ISBN 0140431535, 9780140431537
topics: | essays | anthology
FRANCIS BACON Of Studies Of Ambition Of Travel JEREMY TAYLOR On Death OLIVER GOLDSMITH The Man in Black Beau Tibbs A Party in Vauxhall Gardens National Prejudices JOSEPH ADDISON The Tombs in Westminster Abbey A Vision of Justice Ladies’ Head-dress The Exercise of the Fan Sunday in the Country On the Cries of London A Citizen’s Diary RICHARD STEELE Recollections of Childhood A Prize Fight CHARLES LAMB Old China Imperfect Sympathies Poor Relations The Convalescent The Superannuated Man In Praise of Chimney-sweeps WILLIAM HAZLITT On Going a Journey On the Ignorance of the Learned ON Familiar Style THOMAS DE QUINCEY On the Knocking at the Gate in Macbeth LEIGH HUNT Getting Up on Cold Mornings A Few Thoughts on Sleep ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON Walking Tours An Apology for Idlers A Plea for Gas Lamps G K CHESTERTON A Defence of Nonsense A Piece of Chalk A Defence of Penny Dreadfuls HILAIRE BELLOC The Crooked Streets A Conversation with a Cat MAURICE HEWLETT The Maypole and the Column E V LUCAS A Funeral The Town Week ARTHUR CLUTTON-BROCK The Defects of English Prose Edward Thomas Broken Memories A A MILNE A Village Celebration Golden Fruit J B PRIESTLEY On Doing Nothing IVOR BROWN A Sentimental Journey JAMES AGATE Likes and Dislikes ALDOUS HUXLEY Tragedy and the Whole Truth Selected Snobberies NEVILLE CARDUS ‘W.G.’ ROBERT LYND The Darkness