William Gilpin and picturesque unsociability [ Art and Literature ]
… but it leads him to his death since he is killed when trying to enter a convent in which he wanted to meet the young woman he was trying to seduce. Once again, it was not his nature, he was enticed by a friend to follow the young woman (Gilpin, Letter-Writer , 61). Among the other bad habits identified in company, many men swear (17, 127, 131) and …
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