博客來“Gryll Grange†is a satirical novel set in rural England, showcasing the eccentric characters and intellectual discourses typical of Thomas Love Peacock’s works. First published in 1861, it provides a window into Victorian society and the clash between classical ideals and modern advancements. The story unfolds at Gryll Grange, the residence of the learned and reclusive Reverend Doctor Opimian, amidst conversations and witty banter. Like Peacock’s other novels, including ＂Headlong Hall,＂ ＂Gryll Grange＂ offers a blend of humor, philosophy, and social commentary, making it a delightful read for those interested in classic English literature.
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