eBooks - Education - Literary Studies - Henry Mackenzie - The Man of Feeling
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| An overnight success, The Man of Feeling is a tear-jerking novel about a hero struggling to remain virtuous in spite of the exploitive world around him. This sentimental story was beloved by many, including Burns who promoted it as “a book I prize next to the Bible.” Published in 1771, it became the inspiration for Mackenzie’s future works, The Man of the World and Julia de Rubigne. |
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| One of the company asked him if the old man in Hyde Park did not wear a brownish coat, with a narrow gold edging, and his companion an old green frock, with a buff-coloured waistcoat. Upon Harley's recollecting that they did, "Then," said he, "you may be thankful you have come off so well; they are two as noted sharpers, in their way, as any in town, and but t'other night took me in for a much larger sum. I had some thoughts of applying to a justice, but one does not like to be seen in those matters." |
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