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Heathcote William Garrod (1878–1960)

Author of Oxford Book of Latin Verse

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Doomby and Son (1846) — Introduction, some editions — 3,850 copies
John Keats: The Complete Poems (Penguin Classics) (1817) — Editor, some editions — 3,127 copies
The Complete Works of Horace (1901) — Editor, some editions — 817 copies
Thebais ; Achilleis (1906) — Editor, some editions — 21 copies
JOHN DONNE POETRY AND PROSE (1946) — Introduction — 19 copies
Coleridge Poetry & Prose (1928) — Editor — 18 copies

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[From Ten Novels and Their Authors, Heinemann, 1954, pp. 63-4:]

Professor Garrod, a learned and witty critic, has said that Jane Austen was incapable of writing a story, by which, he explains, he means a sequence of happenings, either romantic or uncommon. But that is not what Jane had a talent for, and not what she tried to do. She had too much sense, and too sprightly a humour, to be romantic, and she was interested not in the uncommon, but in the common. She made it uncommon by the keenness of her observation, her irony and her playful wit.… (more)
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