...seasoned with Eichardson's inevitable homiletics. Could a respectable man possibly begin his literary career more humbly ? Miss Thomson describes this little...fathers, children, and young men entering the world. But especially — and this is characteristic of the future novelist — he has given much attention to...

...title is as follows : Letters written to and for particular Friends, on the most important Occasions. Directing not only the requisite Style and Forms to...and prudently, in the common Concerns of Human Life. The title moreover states that the volume contains "One Hundred and Seventy-three Letters, None of...

...name ; a kind of Polite Letter Writer, bearing this portentous title : — most important occasions. Directing not only the requisite style and forms to...and prudently in the common concerns of Human Life, containing one hundred and seventy-three letters, none of which were ever before published." Letter...

...intimated on the title-page, furnished not only a pattern in style and form, but, also, directions 'how to think and act justly and prudently in the common Concerns of Human Life.' One of the subjects emphasised in this collection was the danger surrounding the position of a young...

...seasoned with Richardson's inevitable homiletics. Could a respectable man possibly begin his literary career more humbly? Miss Thomson describes this little...fathers, children, and young men entering the world. But especially — and this is characteristic of the future novelist — he has given much attention to...

...on the one hand, "forms to be observed in writing familiar letters," and on the other, instructions "how to think and act justly and prudently in the common concerns of human life." Its most remarkable 1 In regard to Pamela there has been the inevitable discussion as to "sources."...

...Charles..G-randison. Directing not only the Eequisite Stile and Forms To be Observed in Writing Familiar Letter»; But how to Think and Act Justly and Prudently in the Common Concerns of Human Life'. Es ist üblich geworden, das Buch als .Richardsong Familiar Letters zu bezeichnen. Eine kurze Abhandlung...

...intimated on the title-page, furnished not only a pattern in style and form, but, also, directions ' how to think and act justly and prudently in the common Concerns of Human Life.' One of the subjects emphasised in this collection was the danger surrounding the position of a young...

...volume bore this title: "Letters written To and For Particular Friends, On the most Important Occasions. Directing not only the Requisite Style and Forms to...Prudently, in the Common Concerns of Human Life." While the one hundred and seventy-three letters which comprise the book are intended as models for...

...intimated on the title-page, furnished not only a pattern in style and form, but, also, directions "how to think and act justly and prudently in the common Concerns of Human Life." One of the subjects emphasised in this collection was the danger surrounding the position of a young...