Titlebook: An Outline of the History of the Novela Picaresca in Spain; Fonger Haan Book 1903 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1903 history.h

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Raimundo el Entremetido, by Valderrama,vion which it does not deserve, containing as it does an interesting account of the way in which a rascal, . or ., spends his day. Likewise some of the very best picaresque novels of this time, which offered also the novelty of dealing in the main with the adventures of roguish and unscrupulous wome

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,Teresa, Trapaza, and the Garduna, by Castillo Solórzano,ppreciation of those who esteem a literary work in spite of the adverse judgment of the author’s contemporaries. These works were imitated in part. by a judicious reader like Lesage; one of them was continued in the best specimen of picaresque literature. that Portuguese authors have produced; and i

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-20034-2hich a little later she gains permission to depart and is received with great admiration in Spain and Italy. The story abruptly ends in the midst of a quarrel which the heroine had provoked, she having obtained permission to continue wearing a soldier’s costume.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-51412-8for the stilted mode of expression; but critics are inclined to overlook these defects because of the novelty of the subject—one that had not been attempted thus far in Spanish prose, and which was a step in advance toward a novel that should concede to the heart a place in prose literature by the side of the purse.