The World's Greatest Books — Volume 07 — Fiction by Various
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SCOTT, SIR WALTER
Antiquary Guy Mannering Heart of Midlothian Ivanhoe Kenilworth Old Mortality Peveril of the Peak (SCOTT: _Continued in Vol. VIII_.) Complete Index of THE WORLD'S GREATEST BOOKS will be found at the end of Volume XX * * * * * THOMAS LOVE PEACOCK Headlong Hall The novels of Thomas Love Peacock still find admirers among cultured readers, but his extravagant satire and a certain bookish awkwardness will never appeal to the great novel-reading public. The son of a London glass merchant, Peacock was born at Weymouth on October 18, 1785. Early in life he was engaged in some mercantile occupation, which, however, he did not follow up for long. Then came a period of |
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