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Lyly, euphuism and a history of non-reading (1632–1905)
, unmannered, unadorned, or, indeed, so-called ‘manly’? 100 Thus when Lionel Johnson insisted of Pater that ‘his Euphuism, if that be not too suspect a word, was no dreamy toying with rich and strange expressions’, he acknowledged that for many of his readers euphuism was indeed thought to be something rich
