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 261. TAYLOR (Jeremy). The Whole Works of‘ With a Life of the Author
and a Critical Examination of his Writings, by Reginald Hehcr. Portrait. 15 vol—
umes, 8vo, black calf. London, 1822. Fine Set. 7 $20.00

*Jeremy Taylor, 1613—1667. a Mastur of Prose, who has been compared with
Spenser and Shakespeare, for n Style uniformly magniﬁcent. The following wxvvrpt
(from Holy Living and Holy Dying) will illustrate Taylor’s mastery of EngHsh prose:
"In sickness the soul begins to dress herself for immortality. And first, she untius the-
strings of Vanity that made hur upper garment clear» to the world and sit line
First, she puts off the light and fantastic. Summer—robe of lust and wanton appctlttn
Next to this, the soul by the help of sickness knocks off thv futters of pride, and \‘ninm‘
A:omplnm-‘ncies . . . . "

 

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