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Sterne

Name: Sterne
Brand: Kessinger Publishing
SKU: 11814371
Availability: OutOfStock
Author: H. D. Traill
ISBN: 9781161454338

H. D. Traill

Language

English

Book Hardback

Libristo code: 11814371

Publishers Kessinger Publishing, May 2010

Sterne alighted from the York mail, just as Byron "awoke one morning," to "find himself famous." Sel... Full description

Libristo code: 11814371

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Sterne alighted from the York mail, just as Byron "awoke one morning," to "find himself famous." Seldom indeed has any lion so suddenly discovered been pursued so eagerly and by such a distinguished crowd of hunters. The chase was remarkable enough to have left a lasting impression on the spectators; for it was several years after (in 1773) that Dr. Johnson, by way of fortifying his very just remark that "any man who has a name or who has the power of pleasing will be generally invited in London," observed gruffly that "the man Sterne," he was told, "had had engagements for three months."