There is no element of burlesque, as in Scarron's "Roman comique", but the author contents himself with stringing together a number of episodes and portraits, obviously drawn from life, without much attempt at sequence.
The author contents himself with stringing together a number of episodes and portraits, obviously drawn from life, without much attempt at sequence. There is no element of burlesque, as in Scarron's "Roman comique".
There is no element of burlesque, as in Scarron's "Roman comique". The author contents himself with stringing together a number of episodes and portraits, obviously drawn from life, without much attempt at sequence.
There is no element of burlesque, as in Scarron's "Roman comique". The author contents himself with stringing together a number of episodes and portraits, obviously drawn from life, without much attempt at sequence.